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FILE - Randy Weaver, the object of the Ruby Ridge siege, visits with the media at the main FBI roadblock outside the Freemen compound in Montana on April 27, 1996.
Randy Weaver, the Man Who Fought Federal Agents at Ruby Ridge, Has Died
Randy Weaver, the white supremacist who became a hero of the modern militia movement after an 11-day standoff with federal agents at Ruby Ridge in North Idaho, has died. The 74-year-old passed … more
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Washington Supreme Court
Washington Drivers High on Marijuana Can Get a DUI, State Supreme Court Finds
Washingtonians can receive a DUI for driving while high, the state's Supreme Court concluded Thursday, a decision that upholds the state's decade-old law regulating marijuana use behind the wheel of … more
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FILE PHOTO — Senator Patty Murray
Patty Murray Leads Democrats in Symbolic Vote as Abortion Rights Bill Falls Short
WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats on Wednesday failed to pass a bill to enshrine in law the right to terminate a pregnancy, a largely symbolic vote held in response to a leaked document that … more
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A guide boat sits on the bank of the Columbia River near Kalama, Washington, in June 2021.
With Spring Chinook Salmon Run up 30% at Bonneville Dam, More Fishing Days Added on Lower Columbia River
Anglers will get another shot at a better-than-expected spring chinook salmon run on the Columbia River. Bolstered by a 30% uptick in the spring run at Bonneville Dam, Oregon and Washington … more
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Law enforcement in Mason and Thurston counties busted large-scale marijuana growing operations near Shelton and Lacey on Monday, May 9, 2022. The operations allegedly posed health and safety concerns in residential neighborhoods.
Law Enforcement Busts Illegal Weed Growers in Mason, Thurston Counties
Law enforcement busted large-scale illegal marijuana grow operations near Shelton and Lacey on Monday.  The Mason County Sheriff’s Office served warrants along with the Washington … more
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Gresham Police responded to the third-floor of Building C of the Rockwood Village affordable housing complex on Tuesday, residents said. (Zane Sparling/Staff)
Oregon Woman Kills Two Young Children, Herself in Midst of Custody Battle
A woman killed her two young children in their Gresham apartment this week as she was in the midst of an acrimonious custody battle with her former spouse, according to family members, police and … more
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In this May 14, 2021, photo provided by the High Desert Museum, U.S. Forest Service firefighters carry out a prescribed burn on the grounds of the High Desert Museum, near Bend, Oregon. The prescribed burn is part of a massive effort in wildlands across the West to prepare for a fire season that follows the worst one on record.
Planned Burns Are Happening Again in Washington State to Help Fight Intensifying Wildfire Seasons
A tool to combat the worst effects of wildfires has come back to Washington state: prescribed burning. For the first time in 18 years, the state Department of Natural Resources (DNR) in fall … more
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Court News
FBI Arrests Western Washington Couple Sought for Skipping Sentencing in $30M Gold Scheme
The FBI has arrested a fugitive Auburn couple who fled on the eve of their sentencing last month after being convicted of operating a Ponzi-like scheme through the now-bankrupt Northwest Territorial … more
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Gunshots Fired After Argument in Gravel Parking Lot Near Providence St. Peter Hospital
A dispute over large stereo speakers or boxes containing some items resulted in an exchange of pepper spray and gunfire in a gravel lot near Providence St. Peter Hospital Monday morning. About … more
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Eastern Washington Drive-by Suspect Caught After His Car Broke Down a Mile Away
The suspect in an early Monday drive-by shooting was caught after his car broke down less than a mile away from where he allegedly opened fire. Armando Alvarado, 28, reportedly was in a Subaru … more
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Sirens
Grays Harbor EMS & Trauma Care Council Gets Financial Boost From Quinault Nation
Help has come in the eleventh hour for Grays Harbor EMS & Trauma Care Council (GHEMS). The nonprofit, which provides emergency medical service training to county first responders, was set to … more
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Court News
Washington Woman Serving 90 Years for Planting Poisoned Pills, Killing 2, Seeks Release From Prison
An Auburn woman who in 1988 was sentenced to 90 years in prison in a product-tampering case that left two dead and  prompted national recalls of over-the-counter drugs has filed a petition for … more
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A national shortage of baby formula has tempted some parents to try to create their own. (Dreamstime/TNS)
Baby Formula Shortage in Washington Has Caregivers, Parents Scrambling to Feed Their Infants
Jae Coleman has grown obsessed. The Tukwila mother never imagined she would have to worry about whether her preferred baby formula for her 5-month-old twin boys would be available at the store. … more
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As Pandemic Ends, State Works to Ensure Coverage to Those Who Might Lose Medicaid
As the pandemic erased jobs and suddenly left thousands of people without employer-sponsored health insurance coverage, many enrolled in the government's Medicaid program. Today, as the job market … more
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Spokane County Gives Nonprofit $20,000 to Help Homeless People Leave Spokane
The Spokane County commissioners are giving an Inland Northwest nonprofit $20,000 to help homeless people return to their hometowns. Volunteers of America, an organization that operates homeless … more
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Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler at the Portland airport to see President Joe Biden Thursday afternoon, April 21, 2022.
Portland Mayor to Appoint Trash Czar to Corral Proliferation of Litter, Junked Cars, Other Debris
       Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler this week will launch his administration’s latest attempt to tame trash, graffiti and other public eyesores by establishing a new … more
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Colin Fieman, 57, replaces Mike Filipovic, who retired in February after a 31-year career as a federal defender in Washington, the past eight as the office's appointed leader.
Attorney Who Led Effort to Dismantle FBI Child-Porn Site Named Federal Public Defender in Western Washington
A federal defense attorney who coordinated a national effort to dismantle a FBI-run child-pornography site whose operation was deemed "outrageous misconduct" has been named federal public defender in … more
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Blizzard closes his eyes and soaks up the sun and the music in this photograph from Point Defiance Zoo.
Point Defiance Zoo Euthanizes Blizzard, Beloved Polar Bear
Blizzard, the 26-year-old polar bear who had been at Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium in Tacoma since he was orphaned as a cub, was euthanized Sunday due to a rapidly growing cancerous tumor. … more
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Specialist Christofer Wheeler died Sunday after he struck a vehicle at about 1:30 a.m. at the intersection of South Mildred and South 19th Streets. Tacoma Police Department said speed was a factor in the crash. Wheeler was pronounced dead at the scene.
JBLM Soldier Killed in Car Crash Is Identified by Military Officials
A 19-year-old soldier from Joint Base Lewis-McChord who was killed Sunday in a two-vehicle collision in University Place was identified Monday by officials from the military base. Specialist … more
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An Alaska airliner docks at the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport in Arizona.
Alaska Airlines Suffers Another Spate of Flight Cancellations, Infuriating Passengers
Alaska Airlines passengers suffered another bad run of flight cancellations over the weekend. Internal data from Alaska, obtained by The Seattle Times, showed 47 flights were canceled on Friday … more
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