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Pro-Trump supporters storm the U.S. Capitol following a rally with President Donald Trump on Jan. 6, 2021, in Washington, D.C.
Will Trump help? Two Washington state men charged in Jan. 6 Capitol riot are banking on it
A former Orting School Board member and his stepson who were charged for their alleged roles in the January 2021 Capitol riot are seeking to pause the federal criminal case against them until … more
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A Seattle Children's sign hangs next to a parked bike during the 2nd Annual Bike to Brew Benefit in this Chronicle file photo.
Trial begins in lawsuit alleging racism at Seattle Children's hospital
SEATTLE — A civil trial is underway this week to hear arguments about whether Seattle Children's hospital racially discriminated against the former medical director of its Odessa Brown … more
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Orphaned otter pups found in The Cove Palisades State Park were rescued by Think Wild, a wildlife hospital in Bend.
Rescued river otter pups were released back into their central Oregon home
After spending some time in two different wildlife hospitals across the state, the pair of orphaned river otter pups rescued earlier this summer were released into the wild over the weekend. The … more
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Judge grants DEA agent immunity from negligent homicide charge in crash that killed bicyclist in Oregon
A federal judge Monday granted a federal narcotics agent, accused of blowing through a stop sign and hitting and killing a bicyclist while on a surveillance mission in Salem last year, immunity from … more
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High-voltage transmission lines run along SR 20, the North Cascades Hwy, on Friday, January, 12, 2024. The Skagit River Hydroelectric Project consists of a series of dams and hydroelectric power-generating stations that run along the Skagit River.
Bomb cyclone shows cracks in Washington state's electrical grid
SEATTLE — The bomb cyclone that knocked out power for some half a million people in Western Washington last week exposed the weaknesses in the Pacific Northwest's energy grid. As the … more
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Itchy cows to blame for several power outages in Eastern Washington
WINCHESTER — There have been multiple intermittent power outages between Nov. 13 and Nov. 18 between Quincy and Ephrata. The Grant Public Utility District began investigating the outages which … more
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The Thurston County Courthouse
Why did a man try to burn down his mother's home in Thurston County? Court records provide details
A 47-year-old man accused of attempting to burn down his mother's house near Black Lake is being held in the Thurston County jail in lieu of $500,000 bail. Deputies arrested Shaun Aaron … more
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The Salmon Huckleberry Wilderness in the Mt. Hood National Forest, seen from the Salmon River Trail.
Rescuers looking for missing hiker in Mt. Hood National Forest, gone since last week
Search and rescue teams are looking for a missing hiker Monday morning, days after she apparently set off into the woods. The Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office said it is looking for … more
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Mason Friedline checks out the damage to a Nissan Leaf after a large Douglas fir tree fell across it and four other vehicles in the Maple Leaf neighborhood Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2024 in Seattle. Neighbors say the tree fell around 7pm as the bomb cyclone ripped through the area causing widespread damage and power outages.
96 percent of PSE customers have power back; thousands of tricky repairs remain
Tens of thousands of Puget Sound Energy customers were still without power Sunday as crews continued working toward full restoration. As of late afternoon Sunday, about 21,800 customers were … more
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Man accused of smashing windows, wielding a stick at deputies, Mason County Sheriff's Office reports
A man in his 20s has been arrested on suspicion of multiple crimes after he vandalized the Shelton site of the Mason County Sheriff's Office, the department posted on social media. About 6:45 … more
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Four patrol vehicles struck by impaired drivers in a four-hour period, Washington State Patrol says
It was a long and dangerous night for the Washington State Patrol after four of its vehicles were struck by impaired drivers late Saturday night and early Sunday morning, the agency announced. … more
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Godek and Batu
Washington state zoo’s orangutan, Batu, suffers miscarriage
Woodland Park Zoo's 15-year-old orangutan Batu miscarried her nearly full-term fetus, according to the zoo. This was Batu's first pregnancy and would've been Woodland Park's first orangutan … more
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U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez speaks during an election night watch party at the Hilton Vancouver on Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2022.
Marie Gluesenkamp Perez seeks to create voting reform committee
If every state had primaries like Washington's, with candidates of all parties competing against each other, would our politics be less extreme? What if every state had an independent commission … more
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MultiCare settles claims over patients' civil rights, sets aside $2 million for compensation
Tacoma-based MultiCare health system has entered into a settlement agreement after an investigation found a lack of appropriate interpreter services for two patients with hearing and visual … more
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Man killed following high-speed crash in Pierce County; driver hospitalized and in custody
A police pursuit on state Route 7 in Spanaway led to a crash that killed one person Saturday. A Washington State Patrol trooper saw a Lexus sedan driving in and out of traffic at high speed … more
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More than a million lights, new displays await visitors at Point Defiance Zoolights
Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium's elephants have returned — in lighted form. A series of displays creates an animated scene of the pachyderms marching from the savanna towards visitors at … more
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OMSI is celebrating the holiday season with a new indoor synthetic ice rink, which opens on Saturday Nov. 23.
Celebrate the holidays on ‘Glice’ at new OMSI skating rink in Portland
Leave it to OMSI to offer a chemistry lesson at the ice rink. The new indoor synthetic ice rink at Portland’s science museum is made of high-density polyethylene plastic, created by Swiss … more
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John Parks, 62, leaves U.S. District Court in Portland after his lawyer urged a judge to order the Lake Oswego School District to return him to his coaching and teaching assistant jobs. His contracts ended in June and he's not entitled to return, the district contends.
Former Oregon coach seeks court order, alleges district violated his free speech on transgender athletes
A federal judge Friday did not appear ready to order the Lake Oswego School District to put ex-track coach John Parks back to work. But U.S. District Judge Michael H. Simon did say in court that … more
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The U.S. Supreme Court building as seen on Sunday, July 11, 2021, in Washington, D.C.
U.S. Supreme Court declines to hear appeal of 3 convicted Malheur National Wildlife Refuge occupiers
The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday denied a petition by three Malheur National Wildlife Refuge occupiers to hear their appeal of their convictions. Lawyers for Duane Ehmer, Darryl Thorn and Jake … more
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The Portland Diamond Project is spearheading the effort to bring an MLB team to Portland. The group announced in September a plan to purchase land to build a new stadium at Zidell Yards on the South Waterfront.
Portland’s mayor-elect optimistic about MLB team coming to Portland: ‘Confident it’s down to us and one other city’
Portland Mayor-Elect Keith Wilson sounded optimistic about Portland’s chances of landing a Major League Baseball franchise. Wilson told Laurel Porter, host of “Straight Talk” … more
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