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Thurston County man dies at the Gorge’s Bass Canyon festival; Seattle man arrested
A 27-year-old man from Olympia died of drug poisoning at the Bass Canyon music festival at the Gorge Amphitheatre on Sunday, and a 28-year-old man from Seattle has been arrested in connection. … more
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The Washington Capitol building is lit up against the night sky in Olympia on Thursday, Feb. 16, 2023.
Washington state audit finds DCYF broke laws in child care investigations
A new state audit has found that Washington's Department of Children, Youth, and Families broke state law and policy requirements regarding investigations of unlicensed child care providers, child … more
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Washington state probes nonprofit over drug cleanup operations
The Washington state Department of Labor and Industries is investigating nonprofit We Heart Seattle over the way its volunteers pick up and dispose of used hypodermic needles and fentanyl foil. … more
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Federal investigators search through bushes outside a house in Rhode Island. Violent crime in the United States fell by an estimated 9.3% in 2025. (Photo by Christopher Shea/Rhode Island Current)
Violent crime in U.S. fell at record pace in 2025
Violent crime in the United States fell by an estimated 9.3% in 2025, marking the largest year-to-year decline in the national violent crime rate since the FBI began estimating crime in 1936, … more
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Ferguson, Baumgartner seek meeting with Trump on Washington wildfires
Washington’s Democratic governor and a Republican congressman are asking President Donald Trump to meet with them to discuss the wildfires that have devastated parts of the state this summer. … more
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The Still Creek area in the Mt. Hood National Forest is part of 2 million acres of Oregon land protected by the federal Roadless Rule. (Photo courtesy of the U.S. Forest Service)
Trump administration advances plan to rescind protections for nearly 45 million wild acres
The Trump administration will move ahead with plans to end more than 25 years of sweeping protections for tens of millions of wild, federally managed acres across the U.S. Brooke Rollins, head … more
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David A. Miller, 35, Lakewood, makes a video appearance in Lewis County Superior Court on Monday, Aug. 17, 2026.
Man arrested in Lewis County after stealing car from Portland airport
The Washington State Patrol arrested a man in Lewis County Saturday after he allegedly stole a car from the Portland International Airport and attempted to flee north.  According to police, … more
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Stephanie Olivardia, 37, Onalaska, makes a video appearance in Lewis County Superior Court on Monday, Aug. 17, 2026.
Onalaska woman accused of hitting woman in head with tree branch
An Onalaska woman faces up to five years in prison after she allegedly struck a woman in the head with a tree branch.  Stephanie Olivardia, 37, is charged with one count each of … more
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Rex W. Akins, 22, Napavine, makes a video appearance in Lewis County Superior Court on Monday, Aug. 17, 2026.
Bail set at $75,000 for Napavine man who allegedly violated protection order, evaded police before arrest
A Napavine man faces multiple felony charges after he allegedly violated a protection order by going onto the property of his ex-girlfriend’s home before hiding in a nearby bush. According to … more
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Glenn Trusty operates a forklift as Kevin Ward helps maneuver the more than 8-foot long billfish into Sportsmen's Canning, where the marlin was weighed at 151 pounds, eclipsing the previous state record (134 pounds) set in 2005.
151-pound marlin: Rare catch sets new Washington state record
PACIFIC OCEAN — An Oregon man on a tuna charter trip off the Washington coast landed the catch of a lifetime over the weekend. Tim Durheim, of Prineville, was fishing aboard the F/V Four … more
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Seattle, Washington.
Coalition calls Seattle’s surveillance cameras ‘structurally dangerous’
A group of activists and cybersecurity experts raised concerns about the Seattle Police Department's surveillance technology on Monday, saying they were worried about the company powering it and … more
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Boeing’s contract offer ‘just not enough,’ some SPEEA workers say
Boeing had hoped for smooth negotiations with its white-collar union members, aiming to avoid the type of tense impasse that resulted in financially crippling strikes in the past. But after an … more
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King County employee will monitor ICE flights from Boeing Field
After years of activist complaints that King County is not doing enough to monitor immigration enforcement flights using its Seattle airport, the county has hired an employee who will ensure those … more
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While Seattle slows, the region’s fastest growth is on the fringes
Want a snapshot of the region's changing shape? Look at 2026. Seattle, once our undisputed growth engine, posted a meager 0.8% population increase last year, according to the state Office of … more
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A street view of the University District in Seattle, Washington.
Poll shows voters support Seattle surveillance cameras, but not mayor
A new poll released Monday by the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and Challenge Seattle shows broad support for public safety cameras and a large lack of confidence in Mayor Katie Wilson’s … more
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West Nile virus is present each year across Southeast Idaho.
Southwest Idaho resident contracts meningitis from West Nile Virus infection, health officials say
A Canyon County resident over the age of 65 is Idaho’s first reported human case of West Nile virus meningitis this year, public health officials announced Monday. The infected person was … more
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Dr. William Smock, medical director of the Training Institute on Strangulation Prevention, part of the Alliance for HOPE International, speaks to students about evidence and how to detect staged scenes during a mock crime scene exercise. This year, at least five states have considered “hidden homicide” legislation.
‘Hidden homicides’: Families push states for more scrutiny of domestic violence deaths
Families who believe local officials prematurely ruled their loved ones’ deaths suicides or accidents — rather than investigating whether domestic violence played a role — are pushing lawmakers … more
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Left, Eamonn Collins and, right, Michael Shepard.
Washington state Senate primary separated by 4 votes, set for recount
Two Democratic Washington state Senate hopefuls are headed for a recount as just four votes separate them for second place in the primary and a spot on the November ballot.  After examining … more
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Tacoma lawyer joins Washington state campaign watchdog commission
A reporter-turned-attorney is the newest member of Washington’s citizen panel that enforces state campaign finance laws. Lisa Kremer, who works with Vandeberg Johnson Gandara PS in Tacoma, was … more
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Cattle graze along the Snake River. Snake River Basin steelhead are among species that conservationists are concerned could be harmed by expanded cattle grazing under a new federal plan.
Conservationists sue feds over plan to allow cattle grazing on 24 million western acres
A nonprofit conservation group is suing the federal government over plans to allow cattle grazing on more than 24 million previously restricted federal acres across the West. The Center for … more
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