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UW Students Seek Tuition Refunds in Lawsuit Tied to Pandemic Closures
Abby Adelman paid $51,531 in tuition and fees to the University of Washington to spend five to six hours in Zoom classes per week sitting in her apartment on 47th street in the U District. She … more
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Jarred Kelenic (10) of the Seattle Mariners prepares for his at bat against the Minnesota Twins at T-Mobile Park on July 17, 2023, in Seattle. (Steph Chambers/Getty Images/TNS)
Mariners’ Jarred Kelenic Goes on Injured List After Kicking Water Cooler and Fracturing Foot
SEATTLE — Jarred Kelenic walked into the Mariners dugout of T-Mobile Park with his head, eyes, already red from tears, fixed on the walking boot on his left foot. In a season where so much … more
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First responders investigate a crash that left six dead and three others injured on Sunday, July 16, 2023, in Tacoma. (Luke Johnson/The Seattle Times/TNS)
Six People Killed in Washington’s Deadliest Wreck in 22 Years Identified
Six people who died in a two-car wreck at a state Route 509 intersection on Tacoma's Tideflats have been identified. All were from Arizona. The Pierce County medical examiner has yet to publicly … more
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Girlfriend of Man Linked to Deaths of 4 Women in Oregon Says He Knew at Least Two of the Victims
A woman who identifies herself on a video recording as the girlfriend of a 38-year-old “person of interest” in the deaths of four Oregon women says he had ties to at least two of them. … more
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U.S. Army Air Forces Tech. Sgt. James M. Triplett served as radio operator on a B-24 Liberator bomber. His plane was shot during a large mission on Sept. 27, 1944 to bomb the industrial city Kassel in central Germany.
World War II Airman's Remains Identified as James Triplett of Washington
The remains of a Spokane airman whose plane was shot down over Germany during World War II were identified with DNA testing last fall, the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency announced Tuesday. … more
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Rep. Dan Newhouse
Newhouse Sets Up Workgroup to Review Endangered Species Act
WASHINGTON D.C. — Congressman Dan Newhouse, R — Washington, has joined efforts with nine other federal legislators to form a workgroup to examine the Endangered Species Act and suggest … more
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Federal Judge Rebuffs Gas Industry on Code Requirements for Electric Heat Pumps
A federal judge Tuesday denied a request from the natural gas industry to vacate new Washington building code requirements that call for the installation of heat pumps in new residential and … more
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The Skookumchuck River crested just short of a record overnight in Bucoda in January of 2022.
Washington Likely to Stay Warm, Dry; Then This Winter, El Niño Could Settle In
Warm and dry. That's been the forecast since May, when record temperatures brought what felt like an early start to the Pacific Northwest summer. Preparing for more of the same, state and … more
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A group of 31 men with the white supremacy group Patriot Front were removed from the back of a U-Haul rental truck and arrested after a traffic stop by multiple law enforcement agencies on Northwest Boulevard in Coeur d’ Alene. The stop was made just a few blocks from where the “Pride in the Park” event was being held in Coeur d’Alene City Park, Saturday, June 11, 2022. Police say the men, dressed similarly, had shields and other gear and were intending to riot in downtown Coeur d’Alene. (COLIN MULVANY/THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW (TNS)
Free Speech or Conspiring to Riot? Trial of Five Patriot Front Members Starts in Idaho
Prosecutors say 31 Patriot Front members loaded into a U-Haul truck last June and headed for downtown Coeur d'Alene to "maliciously and willfully" disrupt Pride in the Park. Attorneys for the … more
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Ed Carlson Memorial Field at the South Lewis County Airport is pictured in this Chronicle file photo. The airport was at one point considered for major expansion by a state board.
State Panel Exits With a Final Message: Washington Needs a New Airport
The commission appointed by the state Legislature to study the options for siting a major new airport in Washington formally disbanded Friday as it submitted its final report without recommending a … more
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Potentially Lethal Fungus Detected in Western Washington Man, Local Health Officials Say
The Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department on Tuesday reported what is believed to be the state's first locally acquired case of a potentially lethal fungus infecting a Pierce County man. TPCHD … more
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Oregon governor Kate Brown spoke ahead of President Joe Biden at the Portland airport on Thursday afternoon, April 21, 2022.
Man Linked to Deaths of 4 Women Was Granted Early Prison Release by Oregon Gov. Kate Brown
A man whose prison sentence was commuted by former Oregon Gov. Kate Brown in 2021 has been linked to the deaths of four women who were found within three months this year and within 100 miles of each … more
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An abandoned property near Ridgefiled, WA, where the body of JoAnna Speaks, 32, was found in April, on Wed., June 7, 2023.
Fifth Homicide Victim Not Connected to Four Dead Oregon Women, Clark County Sheriff’s Officials Say
Clark County officials said Monday they have found no evidence tying its investigation of JoAnna Speaks’ death to the deaths of four Oregon women found within 100 miles of each other in the … more
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Photo of the mountain lion on the rock by Khula Makhalira shared by Oregon Coast National Wildlife Refuges.
Cougar on Oregon’s Haystack Rock Was Likely Searching for Snacks, Officials Say
The cougar that made a temporary home on Haystack Rock was likely hunting birds, according to biologists. Officials said biologists with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Oregon Department … more
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Former Olympic Equestrian in Oregon Pleads Guilty to Sexually Abusing Teenage Girl He Trained
A former Olympic equestrian and longtime horse trainer pleaded guilty last Wednesday in Washington County Circuit Court to sexually abusing a teenage girl entrusted to his care. Richard Rankin … more
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Melnic, an Olympia Police Department K9, posed for several photos around Olympia for the annual “Where’s Melnic?” scavenger hunt.
Beloved Olympia Police K9 Melnic Dies at 13, Remembered as 'Best' Boy
Olympia Police K9 Melnic died on Monday at age 13, following some health issues during his retirement, according to an obituary posted on the police dog's social media account. The German … more
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Are Forced Medications Next for Tacoma TB Patient Arrested After She Flouted Treatment?
A Tacoma woman serving involuntary home detention for tuberculosis will be forced to take medication at a medical facility if she doesn't comply with the latest court order. On Friday, Pierce … more
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Man Accused of Biting Yakima Police Dog Pleaded Guilty to Lesser Charges in District Court
Prosecutors dismissed felony charges earlier this month against a man who was accused of biting a Yakima police dog during a standoff last year. Charles Edward Hoffert, 63, pleaded guilty to … more
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The U.S. Capitol Building on March 4, 2021. (Kent Nishimura/Los Angeles Times/TNS)
Pramila Jayapal Says Blowback From Calling Israel 'Racist State' Reveals 'Double Standard'
Facing escalating blowback for calling Israel "a racist state," U.S. Rep. Pramila Jayapal said Monday she supports "a strong U.S.-Israel relationship," but argued she and other politicians of color … more
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Photo of flu vaccine. (Mark Boster/Los Angeles Times/TNS)
Washington Loses $2.5 Million in Federal Money for Vaccine Programs
Washington has lost about $2.5 million through federal cuts that will hit childhood vaccination programs and immunization data-tracking efforts, both of which state officials say grew during the … more
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