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Olympic Pipeline leak released 25,000 gallons of gasoline
A small tube between the main portion of the Olympic Pipeline and a pressure-check valve failed Sunday in the Skagit Valley, spilling gasoline into nearby creeks not far from Mount Vernon. About … more
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Burien rapper Travis Thompson who made his acting debut on FX’s “Reservation Dogs,” smiles for a photo while attending Native American Heritage Night at T-Mobile Park in Seattle last August.
Analysis: Why Mariners, John Stanton need to be more transparent
It's not enough for John Stanton to be present at games, walking through the concourse and checking in with employees, or perhaps conversing with fans who recognize him before heading to his … more
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Health costs are soaring in Washington; Here's what might be behind the climb
Over the past decade, health insurance premiums for Washington workers covered through their employers rose 49% while the costs of individual plans more than doubled. Those were among the key … more
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Using the water provided by the Air Force, Marcie Zambryski fills bowls up for her two boxers Livie and Louie. Her home is near Deep Creek, eight miles away from the Fairchild Air Force Base. Photographed on Aug. 30, 2023.
Military testing reveals hundreds of drinking water wells contaminated with PFAS in Washington
Hundreds of drinking water wells near military bases or other facilities in Washington have been contaminated by per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, according to a Seattle Times analysis of … more
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The sun shines down on the Mossyrock Dam casting a shadow on the water in June 2022.
Two bills seek to protect, expand hydropower production
Two members of Washington state’s congressional delegation — U.S. Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers and Sen. Maria Cantwell — have sponsored separate bills that seek to protect existing … more
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Sen. Patty Murray (D-WA) speaks during a Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee hearing featuring former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz in the Dirksen Senate Office Building on Capitol Hill on March 29, 2023 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
More Washington students will be eligible for college financial aid next year
Nearly 15,000 Washington students will be newly eligible to receive federal financial aid money in 2024 under a plan that also expands the federal Pell Grant fund and makes it easier to apply for … more
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The Capitol building in Olympia, home to the Senate and House chambers, is lit up on the evening of Thursday, Feb. 16.
WSDOT releases first rest stop plan in years, asks state for millions to fund renovations
For the first time in more than a decade, the Washington State Department of Transportation has released a plan to update and maintain its 47 state-owned highway rest areas. Each year, 24 … more
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Dog saved from icy swimming pool in Eastern Washington 
WENATCHEE — Animal control officers saved the life of a German Shepherd mix named "Sergeant," who was struggling in a nearby swimming pool filled with water and ice. On Thursday, a … more
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Woman who was injured in Thurston County on Nov. 18 and later died has been identified
A 28-year-old Olympia woman who was injured in mid-November and died seven days later has been identified by the King County Medical Examiner's Office. About 1:35 a.m. Nov. 18, Bailey Ann … more
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American League pitcher and designated hitter Shohei Ohtani raises a trophy that catches the light during the 2023 MLB All-Star Game July 11, 2023 at T-Mobile Park, in Seattle. Fans in the stands were chanting “come to Seattle.”
Commentary: What’s next for Mariners now that Shohei Ohtani has chosen the Dodgers?
SEATTLE — The most talented player in baseball history, Shohei Ohtani, has chosen to sign with Los Angeles Dodgers, and the most frustrating offseason in Seattle Mariners history drags on. … more
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Gov. Jay Inslee
Gov. Jay Inslee praises first-of-a-kind 'green' fertilizer plant 
Plans for an innovative $1.1 billion fertilizer plant in north Richland that could lead the world on cutting greenhouse gas emissions in the agriculture industry are moving fast, said Washington Gov. … more
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Huskies celebrate with the football after Makell Esteen (24) made an interception during the Boeing Apple Cup Series football game in Seattle against the Washington State University Cougars on Saturday, Nov. 25.
Commentary: Three reasons why the Huskies can win the national championship
This can happen. It won't take an act of God or a series of fortunate calls or a streak of lucky bounces, either. Yes, the Huskies may be four-point underdogs heading into their College … more
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Records reveal more details about night boy died in Pierce County swamp while fleeing police
Moments before a 16-year-old boy was found unresponsive in a Lakewood swamp Dec. 2, he and four others were riding in a Kia Sportage with ignition damage and at least three guns in their possession, … more
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Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center patients receiving email threats following cyberattack
A Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center cyberattack that breached part of its network last month continues to cause concern and anxiety among patients — many of whom started hearing directly from … more
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First defendant sentenced in Christmas 2022 substation attack, burglary
The first of two Pierce County men who cut power to thousands of homes on Christmas Day last year will serve time in prison, a federal judge ruled Friday. Jeremy Crahan pleaded guilty in … more
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Washington school staff member and coach charged with raping 12-year-old girl
An East Valley School District employee and assistant athletic coach has been charged with raping a 12-year-old girl he knew. Yakima County prosecutors charged Teddy Lee Craven, 44, with two … more
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Man arrested after random shootings on Interstate 5, other highways 
A 28-year-old Auburn man was arrested Thursday night, suspected in at least two of six seemingly random shootings targeting drivers on Interstate 5 and other highways in South King County, according … more
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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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