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Job Growth Slows in Washington, Even as It Surges Nationally
The national job market may be rebounding, but hiring slowed in Washington in October, raising questions about the state's recovery as it heads into its second pandemic winter. Employers in … more
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"The future of the planet is in our hands," the governor's office posted earlier this month during a summit in Europe focused on climate change.
Gov. Inslee Promises Help for Whatcom Flood Recovery and Fight Against Climate Change
Gov. Jay Inslee promised to "aggressively" seek federal aid for Whatcom County and other areas devastated by flooding from a Pineapple Express storm that inundated communities across Western … more
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FILE PHOTO — Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson speaks to The Chronicle in 2015.
Judge Hearing Washington's Case Against Three Opioid Distributors Gets a Medical History Lesson
Medicinal morphine, derived from opium poppies, triggered the country's first major opioid epidemic in the late 19th century, with imports and consumption of medical opiates tripling between 1870 and … more
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Simon Huizar, 13, receives a first dose of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine at a mobile vaccination clinic at the Weingart East Los Angeles YMCA on May 14, 2021 in Los Angeles, California. (Patrick T. Fallon/AFP via Getty Images/TNS)
Seattle School Board Urges Washington to Make COVID Vaccines Mandatory for Students
After delaying a vote on the issue twice, Seattle Public Schools board members are now urging the state Department of Health to begin a review to add the COVID-19 vaccine to the list of immunizations … more
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Supporters of Donald Trump clash with the U.S. Capitol police during a riot at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, in Washington, D.C. (Alex Edelman/AFP/Getty Images/TNS)
Washington Supreme Court Sends Case of Seattle Officers Who Attended Jan. 6 Rally Back to Trial Court
A legal fight over whether public records must be disclosed to identify a half-dozen Seattle police officers who attended the Jan. 6 "Stop the Steal" rally in Washington, D.C., is headed back to a … more
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Health Leaders Urge Caution at Upcoming Holiday Gatherings, Reminding Washingtonians of Last Year's Winter COVID Surge
Washington's COVID-19 trends continue in the "right direction," state health leaders said Wednesday, though concerns remain over a potential holiday season surge. "This is a really important time … more
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Landslides Block Most Roads In and Out of Makah Reservation
A series of landslides that closed the major highway leading to Neah Bay and the Makah Reservation have led to a gasoline and grocery shortage. Forks and Port Angeles are the closest cities to the … more
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Gov. Jay Inslee speaks at a press conference last month.
Inslee Picks Advisory Board for New Statewide Police Accountability Office
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee announced his picks Tuesday for an 11-member panel to oversee the state's newly created police accountability office with powers to independently investigate cases of law … more
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Here's a look at the flooded streets of Sumas in Whatcom County on Nov. 15.
Flooded Communities in Northwest Washington Start Cleanup as Rivers Slowly Recede
Neighbors across Northwest Washington state will turn their labors toward repairing their communities Wednesday after swollen streams flooded lowland towns and carried filthy storm water into Puget … more
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FILE PHOTO -- U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell discusses economic development and other topics at the Port of Chehalis in Chehalis.
Feds Award $60 million to Improve Washington State Freight Routes
A major truck street in Seattle's Sodo area will be equipped with new traffic signals, stronger pavement and bike-lane protection using one of four federal freight-mobility grants awarded in … more
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Washington Redistricting Commission Admits Failure to Meet Deadline for New Political Maps
Washington's redistricting commission admitted it failed to meet a midnight deadline to redraw the state's congressional and legislative maps — despite making a show of voting on new maps late … more
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Washington Woman Fails DUI Test, Then Cops Find Man's Body 300 Feet Away
A man apparently was sleeping on a discarded couch along South Meridian early Sunday morning when a vehicle driven by a University Place woman struck and killed him. Neither the driver nor responding … more
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The scene from a collision on the Skagit River Bridge on Tuesday. The Interstate 5 bridge is in Mount Vernon.
‘I Have Never Seen Anything Like It’: Only Minor Injuries Reported After Crash Closes I-5
All Interstate 5 Lanes were reopened Tuesday afternoon at the Skagit River Bridge in Mount Vernon after a car was struck from behind and crushed under a semitruck. "Miraculously," the Washington … more
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Tacoma Friend 'in Need' Charged With Conning More Than Half a Million From Victims
A Tacoma woman was charged Monday in U.S. District Court with stealing more than $550,000 from friends and acquaintances after she allegedly told them she needed the money for medicine, school and … more
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Tear gas is deployed as fireworks explode over law enforcement at the intersection of SW Main Street and SW 3rd Avenue in downtown Portland in early June 2020.
Judge Orders Portland to Release List of Personnel Numbers Assigned to Police Officers
The city of Portland must release the names of Portland police officers and the corresponding personnel numbers they used to obscure their identities during 2020 protests, a Multnomah County Circuit … more
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Oregon Man Accused of Attacking Gay Man Faces Federal Hate Crime Charge
A man accused of assaulting a gay man with a wooden club after setting up a meeting with him through the dating app Grindr is accused of a federal hate crime. The FBI arrested Daniel Andrew McGee, … more
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A pharmacist with Walgreens administers a first round of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine in this file photo.
Hospital Leaders Renew Push for COVID Booster Shots, Pediatric Vaccines as Virus Trends Fluctuate in Washington State
COVID-19 levels continue to fluctuate throughout Washington state as colder weather drives people inside, with health and hospital officials reporting some positive declines but high levels of … more
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Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson talks with The Chronicle's Editorial Board in March 2015.
Washington State's Trial Against Three Major Opioid Distributors Opens Monday in Seattle
The trial in Washington's lawsuit against the three largest distributors of prescription opioids in the state opened Monday morning with Attorney General Bob Ferguson giving opening statements in … more
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Governor Jay Inslee talks during a press conference at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds in Chehalis in 2019.
Large Events in Washington State Now Require Proof of COVID Vaccination or a Recent Negative Test
Concerts, sporting matches and other large events will now require proof of vaccination or a recent negative COVID-19 test for indoor events with 1,000 people or more, or for outdoor events with more … more
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Deputy Chief Jay Schreckengost
Body of Missing Seattle Deputy Fire Chief Found
The body of Seattle Deputy Fire Chief Jay Schreckengost was found Sunday afternoon near Cliffdell, Kittitas County, after a two-week search. Schreckengost, 56, had gone elk hunting and was last … more
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