Some Towns Along Highway 2 Still Without Power After Snowstorms

Highway 2 fully reopened Thursday afternoon, but many homes in the area were still in the dark Friday.

200 DUI Arrests So Far In King, Pierce And Thurston Counties

The first two weeks of 2020 have seen a high number of impaired driving arrests throughout the region.

Highway 2 Fully Reopens Over Stevens Pass After Long Closure

A lengthy closure of the highway cut off several towns between Gold Bar and the Stevens Pass summit, beginning Sunday evening.

Washington Secretary Of State Pushes 'Election Security' Bill

Secretary Kim Wyman is seeking funding to boost cybersecurity measures and prevent "ballot harvesting."

Washington Supreme Court Limits Inslee's Clean Air Rule

The 5-4 decision found the Department of Ecology did not have broad authority to regulate 'indirect emitters.'

Inslee Pitches Permanent Ban On Flavored Vape Products

Following an executive order issued last year, Gov. Inslee is pushing for several permanent rules restricting the sale of vapor products.

Wet Weather Into Thursday, Lowland Snow Less Likely

Thursday will bring sun breaks for many of us, with a few rain showers and a brief chance at lowland snow in some areas.

Plastic Bag Ban Approved In Washington State Senate, Again

The bill would ban stores from giving out single-use plastic bags and require an 8-cent charge for other bags.

Help Arrives For Those Cut Off By Highway 2 Closure

Food, firewood, and fuel were delivered Wednesday for residents stranded by an extended highway closure near Stevens Pass.

Inslee Proposes Bill To Make Flavored Vapor Product Ban Permanent

Following up on his executive order from September, Gov. Jay Inslee introduced legislation to permanently ban flavored vapor products.

Inslee Emphasizes Homeless Crisis In State Of The State Speech

About 10,000 people in Washington are without shelter, and more than 11,000 live in temporary homeless housing, according to state data.

Nick Rolovich Officially Announced As Next WSU Football Coach

The deal is expected to be for five years at $3 million per season.

Stevens Pass Remains Closed After Snowstorm Topples Trees

Washington State Patrol said heavy snow on trees and wires made the pass too dangerous for travelers. It remains closed indefinitely.

2020 Legislative Session Begins In Washington

Lawmakers will consider several gun-related bills this year, and debate the governor's plan to tap state reserves to address homelessness.

Detectives Investigate Pair Of University Place Carjackings

Pierce County investigators are looking into two carjackings and an armed robbery in University Place this week.

Here’s How Much People Make In Washington's 'Richest County'

24/7 Wall St. released a study this month, highlighting the top-earning counties in every state in the U.S.

Washington Rent Prices Climbed In 2019, Report Finds

Apartment List released its first National Rent Report of 2020. See how much rent costs across the nation increased during the last year.

Best States For Raising A Family: Here's How Washington Ranks

WalletHub recently released its 2020 list of Best & Worst States to Raise a Family. Washington state landed toward the top.

Flu Activity Keeps Up In New Year: Cases In Washington

Despite the prevalence of the virus nationwide, confirmed flu cases actually dropped nationally during the first week of 2020.

Lowland Snow Likely As Arctic Front Settles In Washington

Temperatures will take a plunge by Sunday evening, kicking off an extended freeze and setting favorable odds for low elevation snow.

Seattle Seahawks Look To Beat Packers In A Chilly Playoff Matchup

Seattle is hoping for a reversal of fortune Sunday after eight straight defeats in Green Bay, including a pair of postseason losses.

Parkland Woman Reported Missing, Last Seen Dec. 19

Laurel Claytor's family said she may have walked away from her home last month. She has disappeared on three previous occasions.

Thursday Night Drive-By On I-5 Is Latest In A String Of Shootings

Washington State Patrol said troopers have responded to approximately eight shootings on King County roads in the last two weeks.

Several Gun Bills To Be Considered By Washington Lawmakers

Proposals include banning certain rifles, limiting magazines to 10 rounds, and requiring background checks for ammunition purchases.

Friday Storm To Bring Heavy Mountain Snow, Gusty Winds

Friday welcomes more wet and windy weather, and an early morning shot at lowland flakes. Snow will hammer the passes into the weekend.

Federal Civil Rights Office To Review Reported Border Delays

The Department of Homeland Security will review reports that dozens of people of Iranian descent were held at the Blaine border crossing.

1 Worker Dead After Trench Collapse In Thurston County

The sheriff's office said one man died and another had to be rescued after a power trench they were digging collapsed Thursday morning.

3 Arrested In Connection With Tacoma Man's Death

Three men were booked into the Pierce County Jail Wednesday night after a man was shot and killed Sunday morning.

Lawmakers Skeptical Inslee's Homelessness Plan Can Pass

Ahead of the legislative session convening Monday, lawmakers questioned the governor's pitch to use $300 million from state reserves.

Cougars Coach Mike Leach Leaves WSU For Mississippi State

After eight seasons with the Cougars, the Mississippi State Bulldogs have hired Mike Leach away from Washington State University.

Eastbound Snoqualmie Pass Reopens After Spinouts At Denny Creek

Spinouts and crashes five miles west of the summit prompted a full eastbound closure of Snoqualmie Pass Wednesday afternoon.

Washington Native Killed During Terrorist Attack On Kenyan Base

An Auburn High School graduate was among three Americans killed in an attack at Manda Bay Airfield Sunday.

Public Input Sought For Proposed Improvements To SR 104 In Kingston

Community members and local businesses are invited to an open house to see proposed changes to State Route 104 in downtown Kingston.

3 Arrested After Tools Stolen From Midland School

The Pierce County Sheriff's Department said two men were seen on surveillance taking items from a fenced-off area.

Washington's Birth Rate Outpaced Nation In 2019

According to estimates from the Census Bureau, Washington was one of just eight states that had more babies in 2019 than the year before.

19 Deaths Linked To The Flu In Washington

17 adults and two children have died from flu-related complications this season, according to an update from the state Department of Health.

13 Democrats On Washington's March Presidential Primary Ballots

More than a dozen Democrats will compete for Washington's 107 delegates. For Republicans, President Donald Trump is the sole choice listed.

Seattle Residents 4th Most Likely In U.S. To Keep Resolutions

WalletHub compared more than 180 U.S. cities to determine which residents are most likely to keep New Year’s pledges.

More 737 Max Issues Identified, Boeing Reassigns Renton Workers

A checklist of required fixes has grown to include a wiring issue. The company began notifying workers of reassignments Monday.

Tacoma Park To Close As City Removes Homeless Camp

City officials said People's Park would close for several days, beginning Tuesday, as they clear a homeless encampment.