Can You Own an Iguana in Washington State? What the Law Actually Says
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! If you’re picturing a green iguana basking under a heat lamp in your Tacoma apartment or Spokane home, you’re probably wondering whether Washington law even allows it. Unlike states such as Florida, Washington doesn’t have a law that names igu
Finding Hope in Healing in Seattle: The Journey of Ojalá Alliance
In a world where mental health challenges are increasingly common, the need for compassionate, effective therapy has never been more critical. For many, the journey to healing begins with a single word: "Ojalá." This Spanish term, which embodies hope and aspiration, is at the heart of Ojalá Alliance PLLC, a therapy pra
WSP seeks information after person found dead near I-5 express lanes entrance in Seattle
Washington State Patrol detectives are asking for the public’s help as they investigate the death of a person found near Interstate 5 in King County. At about 1:30 p.m. on Aug. 23, Washington State Patrol communications received a 9-1-1 call from someone reporting a person who appeared to be sleeping in the grass near
Silver Alert canceled for missing woman last seen in North Seattle
SEATTLE - Washington State Patrol has canceled a Silver Alert for a woman reported missing from Seattle's Greenwood neighborhood Monday afternoon. Authorities located 78-year-old Beatrice Bowers, who went missing around 2:30 p.m. Monday. Bowers has advanced Alzheimer's, which made authorities very concerned about her d
Kent man faces vehicular homicide charge in Federal Way crash
A 24-year-old Kent man faces potential charges of DUI, eluding and vehicular homicide after he reporufemz gmfe gspn Xbtijohupo Tubuf Qbuspm usppqfst gps bcpvu 13 njmft cfgpsf dpmmjejoh xjui bopuifs wfijdmf jo Gfefsbm Xbz. Bu bcpvu 3:40 b.n. Tvoebz, Bvh. 23 Gfefsbm Xbz Qpmjdf xfsf btlfe up bttjtu uif Tubuf...
Washington and Oregon get first new Amtrak trains in decades
Amtrak's $8 billion Airo program covers 83 trainsets that will eventually serve more than a dozen routes.
Seattle man charged with threatening to kill Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson
SEATTLE — A Seattle man has been charged with threatening to kill Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson after authorities said he described plans to travel to Olympia, study security at the governor’s mansion and attack the governor or staff members. Nathaniel David Foster, 34, was charged in King County...
Kittitas County, WA family buys fire truck to protect business from wildfire
Ongoing wildfires including the Three Queens, King, and Goat fires have placed many Kittitas County homes and businesses under evacuation notices while fire crews work around the clock to contain them ahead of extreme, hot, and dry weather. The owner of Cascade Playtime in Ronald bought a 1980s fire truck...
Seattle police chief resigns after deadly food festival shooting | Seattle
Seattle’s police chief has resigned amid criticism of the city’s response to a fatal shootout at a food festival last weekend, Katie Wilson, the mayor, said on Thursday. The announcement followed hours of speculation about whether Shon Barnes would step down, as some of his supporters said he had rebuffed Wilson’s requ
Pierce County lawyer suspended after felony conviction. Could he be disbarred?
Tacoma attorney John Sheeran, who pleaded guilty to concealing a federal crime in a King County jail drug-smuggling case, has been suspended from practicing law while he faces potential discipline through the state bar association. Sheeran’s law license was suspended Friday by the Washington Supreme Court, according to

















