Police Reconsider Hazing's Role In WSU Student Death

Investigators are reevaluating whether hazing played a role in the death of a 19-year-old WSU freshman from Bellevue.

Tacoma Woman Charged In 7-Year Fraud Scheme

Federal prosecutors allege a former mail carrier cashed stolen checks and improperly received income assistance.

2019 Thanksgiving Day Turkey Trots In Washington

Everything you need to know about Turkey Trot events around the region on Thanksgiving morning.

2019 Holiday Shipping Deadlines For Washington: USPS, UPS, FedEx

Deadlines are here for FedEx, U.S. Postal Service and UPS during the 2019 holiday season.

DNR Hiring Seasonal Firefighters, 30 Full-Time Positions

The Department of Natural Resources is looking to fill 30 new full-time positions and hire seasonal firefighters for 2020.

National Adoption Day: 14 Pierce County Kids Get Forever Homes

During a special event Friday morning, 14 foster kids will be formally adopted by 10 Pierce County families.

Cayuse, Chinook Passes Close For The Winter Thursday

Both roads close every year due to avalanche concerns and poor conditions through Mount Rainier National Park.

Thanksgiving Travel In Washington: What You Need To Know

Find peak travel times, estimated congestion levels, and a few ways to beat the rush before you head out the door.

King County Approves $450M Supplemental Budget

Highlighted programs include a new system for local law enforcement to share data and the expansion of a homeless shelter in Seattle.

WSU Student Died 4 Hours Before 911 Call, Coroner Says

The coroner's office determined Sam Martinez died at 4:30 a.m. on November 12. The first 911 call was placed just before 8:30 a.m.

Body Found Inside Burned Car At Federal Way Park

Police and fire crews are investigating after a deadly car fire at Celebration Park.

Emergency Homeless Shelter Plan Approved By Tacoma City Council

Tacoma councilmembers voted to approve $388,000 dollars in funding to operate a temporary homeless shelter in the Hilltop neighborhood.

Man Charged In Interstate 5 On-Ramp Shooting Near Fife

A Graham man was arrested Thursday after several shots were fired at a semi-truck following a rear-end collision.

Black Friday 2019: Free Access To Washington State Parks

All state parks will be free for visitors the day after Thanksgiving.

Capitol Campus Vandalized, Burien Man Arrested

Washington State Patrol said a Burien man was cited after several government buildings were damaged in Olympia.

Tacoma Council Considers Emergency Homeless Shelter Tuesday

Citing concerns over a growing homeless encampment, Tacoma councilmembers will consider an emergency shelter during a hearing Tuesday night.

Washington Bans Vaping Products Containing Vitamin E Acetate

State health officials expanded an emergency rule on vapor products to include the sale of liquids containing vitamin E acetate.

15 Washington Hospitals Receive Top Marks In New Report

The nonprofit Leapfrog group released its bi-annual round of hospital safety grades. See how your hospital scored.

Thanksgiving Recipe Searches Reveal Washington's Tastes

Cooks in Washington are already planning Thanksgiving menus, according to an analysis of Google Trends search terms.

Best Cities For Singles: How Does Seattle Rank?

A study by WalletHub listed the best and worst cities for singles in the nation. Four Washington cities ranked.

Thanksgiving Store Hours: Stores Open And Closed In Washington

Here’s everything you need to know about holiday shopping on Thanksgiving Day, which stores are open and closed.

King County Confirms New Vaping-Linked Lung Injury Case

Last week, the Liquor and Cannabis Board requested pot shops stop selling all products containing vitamin E acetate.

Lake Stevens Man Dies After He Was Tased By Everett Police

An Everett Police sergeant used a taser twice during an altercation with a suspect Thursday evening.

Makah Tribe Seeks Permission To Hunt Gray Whales In Washington

The Makah are continuing a lengthy legal battle this week, hoping to restore the tribe's historical whaling rights.

WSP: Shots Fired At Semi After Crash Near Port Of Tacoma

Investigators said a driver fired several shots at a semi-truck after a rear-end crash on an Interstate 5 on-ramp.

Second Multimillion Dollar Judgment Awarded In Amtrak Derailment

Amtrak must pay several million dollars to a passenger injured in the 2017 derailment near DuPont.

Man Suspected Of Selling Stolen Tacoma Guns Arrested In Covington

King County deputies have arrested a man suspected of illegally selling several firearms stolen from a Tacoma gun store.

Dozens Potentially Exposed To Tuberculosis At MultiCare Auburn

MultiCare Auburn Medical Center is notifying dozens of patients and staff after a birth center employee tested positive for tuberculosis.

Washington Transit Advocates Push For PNW Bullet Train

At a conference in Redmond this month, supporters outlined several options for high-speed rail between Portland and Vancouver, B.C.

2019 Washington General Election: Latest Ballot Updates

Following Tuesday's ballot drop, the campaign for Referendum 88 conceded defeat.

Pullman Police Investigate Student Death At WSU Fraternity

Police were called to the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity Tuesday morning after a student was found unconscious.

2019 Washington General Election Highlights

Brush up on where things stand ahead of new election updates Tuesday.

Small Plane Crashes In Lake Morton, Pilot Rescued By Kayaker

A pilot was pulled to safety by a kayaker after a plane when down near Kent Monday.

Washington Ferries To Hold Moment Of Silence For Veterans Monday

Washington ferries will fly the POW/MIA flag and observe a two-minute moment of silence on Veterans Day.

Washington Judge Rules Value Village Misled Shoppers

A King County judge ruled Value Village used deceptive advertising to make consumers think it was a charity or non-profit.

Washington Apple Crop Among Largest In State History

Washington had one of its strongest Apple harvests this year, according to a new report.

Referendum 88 Briefly Leads After King County Ballot Drop Friday

A measure to reinstate affirmative action in Washington led for the first time Friday after the latest King County ballot returns.

Latest: 182,000 Ballots Left To Tally In King County

King County Elections said more than 455,000 ballots have been processed in the 2019 General Election.

2019 Election: 45,300 Ballots Left To Tally In Pierce County

Two Pierce County races were within recount range after Thursday's ballot drop.

Vegetable Recall Impacts Grocers, Consumers In Washington

California-based Mann Packing Co., recently announced a voluntary recall of more than 140 vegetable products because of listeria concerns.