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Donated blood is prepared to be shipped at Bloodworks Northwest in Seattle.
Pacific Northwest's primary blood supplier eases restrictions on gay and bisexual men being donors
Bloodworks Northwest, the primary blood supplier to hospitals in the Pacific Northwest, announced this week that it has eased restrictions on donations by gay and bisexual men, bringing it in line … more
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Three Percent of Washington vice-president Erik Rohde flashes the Three Percenter hand signal — meant to resemble a Roman numeral three. Extremism experts stress that it should not be confused with the “OK” sign used by some white nationalist groups.
Washington Three Percenters want to escape the ‘extremist’ label — but experts remain wary
It was after Jan. 6, 2021 — after rioters stormed the U.S. Capitol — that the Three Percent of Washington started polling the group’s leaders about changing its name, said the … more
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Man burns to death in sleeping bag on Bellingham sidewalk
Authorities say a man burned to death on a Bellingham sidewalk Sunday, Dec. 3. The victim was 26-year-old Cody Allen Call, and the incident has been declared an accidental death by the King … more
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Wind turbine blades, roughly 220-feet in length, are pictured at a laydown yard just south of Rainier, Washington, in 2019.
PSE to build Montana wind farm as coal-fired energy winds down
Puget Sound Energy, Washington's largest private utility, plans to build a wind farm on the high plains in Stillwater County, Montana, that will be large enough to power more than 80,000 homes and … more
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Jeff Bezos attends the Amazon Emmy Award afterparty at Sunset Tower in West Hollywood, California, on Sept. 18, 2016. (Tommaso Boddi/AFP/Getty Images/TNS)
Jeff Bezos to sell a Seattle-area property, reports say
Billionaire Jeff Bezos, who recently announced his plans to move to Miami, is looking to offload at least one of his Seattle-area homes, according to media reports and property listings. The … more
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Washington business groups sue EPA, calling water quality standards 'impossible'
A handful of Washington business groups are suing the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, claiming the water quality standards it adopted last year are impossible to meet. The 40-page legal … more
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President Joe Biden greets Rep. Dina Titus (D-NV), right, as he arrives at Harry Reid International Airport on March 14, 2023, in Las Vegas. (Ellen Schmidt/Las Vegas Review-Journal/TNS)
Biden promises more respect, less red tape for tribes at Tribal Nations Summit
WASHINGTON — At a gathering of Indigenous nations hosted by the White House on Wednesday and Thursday, Northwest tribal leaders welcomed President Joe Biden's pledge to streamline federal grant … more
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In this Chronicle file photo from October 2022, a helicopter steers away after dropping water over the Goat Rocks Fire near Packwood; heavy grain on this photo also illustrates the thickness of the smoke in the air at the time.
Private timberland from Washington to California lost billions in value due to wildfires
A new study from Oregon State University estimates that wildfire and drought caused $11.2 billion in economic losses to privately owned timberland in California, Oregon and Washington over the past … more
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Seattle Seahawks wide receiver DK Metcalf races for the end zone on a 73-yard touchdown during the first quarter of an NFL football game against the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday, Nov. 30, 2023, in Arlington.
Seahawks receiver DK Metcalf ‘trying to learn something new’ with American Sign Language
RENTON, Wash. — When Seahawks wide receiver DK Metcalf began taking American Sign Language lessons earlier this year, his intent was simple — he wanted to learn something new, and find a … more
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New Washington lab could mean quicker justice for DUI cases, safer roads
FEDERAL WAY — It takes an average 343 days — almost a full year — to turn around a blood test in suspected DUI cases in Washington, a far cry from the two- to three-month timeline … more
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Governor Jay Inslee talks to a member of the press after attending the Centennial Accord meeting at Lucky Eagle Casino on Tuesday, Oct. 31, in Rochester.
Inslee touts encampment clearing efforts, proposes more money for housing
Gov. Jay Inslee wants to put more money toward providing more housing options for people living in encampments near state rights of way, he said Thursday. The governor returned to the site of an … more
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State veterinarian warns of respiratory illness affecting Washington dogs
Dog owners should keep an eye on their pets' coughs, Washington's state veterinarian warns, as an unidentified respiratory canine illness has reached dogs in the state. Washington veterinarians … more
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Attorney General Bob Ferguson talks to members of the press during a legislative meeting inside the John A. Cherberg building in Olympia last February.
State paying out $40 million plus to families after price-fixing lawsuit
OLYMPIA — Thousands of Washington households will receive a little extra money this month, Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson announced Wednesday morning. The payouts are the result of … more
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A motion-triggered camera captures members of the Profanity Peak Pack in northeastern Washington in June 2017.
Washington still investigating wolf killings in Stevens County
The case of the poisoned wolves in Stevens County remains unsolved. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife said in a news release Monday that it's still investigating the deaths of six … more
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Washington man found guilty of seeking sex with minors in federal 'Net Nanny' trial
A Clarkston man arrested in 2019 during an online child-sex sting has been found guilty in federal court. A federal jury deliberated for less than two hours Wednesday before finding David Elmo … more
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Firefighters helped rescue students from a bus that got stuck in flood waters northwest of Black Lake Tuesday morning.
Firefighters rescue children from Thurston County school bus stuck in flood waters 
Firefighters helped rescue students from a bus that got stuck in flood waters northwest of Black Lake Tuesday morning. The incident occurred on Delphi Road Southwest between Cedar Flats Road and … more
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Boy who died in Pierce County swamp during police pursuit identified by medical examiner
A teenager who died in a Lakewood swamp during a police pursuit has been publicly identified by the Pierce County Medical Examiner's Office. Nicholas Woody II, 16, was in a stolen car with four … more
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The Washington Capitol building is lit up against the night sky in Olympia on Thursday, Feb. 16.
Washington panel recommends more funding for DNA testing and forensic genealogy
Legislators should increase state funding for DNA testing and forensic genetic genealogy of unidentified human remains, a state task force recommended. The recommendations came from a Washington … more
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First responders rescue man on raging Skykomish River
An "incredible save" took place Tuesday night on the raging Skykomish River in Monroe, according to Snohomish Regional Fire and Rescue. A man in a small aluminum boat with no oars was on the … more
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FILE PHOTO — A stray cat stands in a food dish on the porch of a Chehalis residence.
Tacoma becomes first Washington city to ban non-therapeutic cat declawing
The Tacoma City Council voted Tuesday to ban cat declawing, except when conducted by a licensed veterinarian for a therapeutic purpose. The move will make Tacoma the first city in Washington to … more
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