Winning $754.6 Million Powerball Jackpot Ticket Sold In WA

The prize is the fifth-largest Powerball jackpot and ninth-largest U.S. lottery jackpot ever won, according to Powerball.

​Arrest Made In Stolen Yacht Rescue, 'Goonies' Fish Incident

Oregon police called it a series of "really odd" events along the Pacific Northwest coast that ended Friday night.

'Right To Repair' Bills Garner Support In WA Legislature

State lawmakers are considering bills to expand options for residents and small repair shops to fix consumer devices with less red tape.

WA Patient's Death May Be Linked To Eye Drops

Federal and state health officials are warning that a brand of artificial tears may be linked to dozens of antibiotic-resistant infections.

Inslee Tests Positive For COVID A 2nd Time

Gov. Jay Inslee's office said his illness was mild and the governor would work remotely after testing positive for COVID-19.

New Traffic Stop Bill Gets Hearing In Olympia

Lawmakers in the House are considering a new traffic safety bill designed to limit stops over non-moving violations.

White Supremacists Sentenced For Beating Black Man In Lynnwood: DOJ

The four men used racist slurs, wore white supremacist symbols and had Nazi tattoos, federal authorities said.

Boeing Expands 737 MAX Production In Puget Sound

Boeing plans to ramp up 737 MAX production in Western Washington, building out a new assembly line in Everett.

CVS, Walmart Latest To Cut Pharmacy Hours, May Impact WA Locations

Walgreens, RiteAid, CVS and others are reducing hours nationwide amid a shortage of pharmacists.

Violent Text Causes Lockout At Monroe High School: Police

The lockout was lifted after a suspect was identified and authorities determined there was no further threat, according to police.

5 Dead After Weekend House Fire In Thurston County

Several agencies are still investigating a house fire that left two adults and three children dead Saturday southwest of Olympia.

Bill To Cap Rent Increases Introduced In Olympia

Bills designed to improve stability for renters and cut down on excessive price hikes have garnered more than two dozen sponsors.

Star Students: Help Patch Shout Out Students Excelling In WA

Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to celebrate Star Students who make life better in Washington with contributions big and small.

WA Lawmakers Consider New Tax On 'Ultra-Wealthy'

Washington lawmakers are debating a new 1 percent tax on wealth over $250 million, estimated to generate more than $3 billion annually.

Lawmakers Pitch New Gun Bills, Lower DUI Threshold In Washington

Lawmakers are considering a renewed effort to ban "military-style assault weapons," relaxed rules for police pursuits and a lower DUI limit.

WA State Parks Hiring For 300+ Seasonal Jobs

Washington State Parks is recruiting hundreds of park aides to work at locations across the state between April and September.

Bird Flu, Higher Farmer Costs Crack Egg Supply In WA

Egg prices have trended higher in the West, with the average cost recently topping $7 for a dozen eggs in California.

​Idaho Stabbing Suspect To Face Preliminary Hearing In June

Bryan Kohberger, the accused murderer, waived his right to a quick preliminary hearing and will appear in court again on June 26.

Record Year For Whale Sightings In The Salish Sea

Last year was one for the record books for seeing humpback whales and Bigg's killer whales, as both groups' populations continue to grow.

WA Lawmakers Propose Free School Meals For All Students

A bill introduced this week seeks to extend free breakfast and lunches to all students with no red tape. Here's how it works.

$1.1 Billion Mega Millions Jackpot For Tuesday's Drawing

Only four Washingtonians have hit it big in Mega Millions since 2002, and Tuesday's prize is among the largest in recent years.

XBB.1.5 Coronavirus Subvariant: What WA Residents Need To Know

While a new COVID-19 subvariant has yet to become dominant locally, it's spreading quickly in the Northeast. Here's the latest.

Jan. 6 Insurrection Anniversary: Where WA Cases Stand Today

More than a dozen Washingtonians face charges related to Jan. 6, including a lieutenant in the Proud Boys on trial for seditious conspiracy.

Police: Idaho Slaying Suspect's DNA Found At Crime Scene

Bryan Kohberger, a criminology doctoral student at Washington State University, appeared in court to face four first-degree murder charges.

$940M Mega Millions Jackpot: What To Know In WA

The Mega Millions jackpot will pass the $1 billion mark if Friday's drawing fails to find a winner. Here's the latest.

Man Charged In University Student Killings Arrives In Idaho

Bryan Kohberger, a 28-year-old doctoral student at WSU, was flown by Pennsylvania State Police to the Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport.

​Suspect In Idaho Slayings Not Expected To Fight Extradition

Investigators have asked for information about Bryan Kohberger from anyone who knows him.

Many Transit Options Free For New Year's Eve

Holiday revelers will be able to catch most forms of public transit for free on New Year's Eve. Here's what to know.

​Idaho College Killings Suspect Is WSU Criminology PhD Student

The killings initially confounded law enforcement and shook the small farming community of about 25,000 people.

$640M Mega Millions Jackpot In Friday’s Drawing: What To Know In WA

The Mega Millions jackpot has been growing since mid-October, and the lump sum payout has surged to $328 million.

Stolen Vehicles, Trailers Recovered After Year-Long Investigation

A task force recently recovered 18 vehicles, trailers, and other pieces of equipment from four Puget Sound properties.

Tougher Robocall Laws May Be Coming To Washington

The state Attorney General is asking lawmakers to impose stronger rules and penalties for companies that bombard residents with robocalls.

​4th Washington Electrical Substation Vandalized

The attacks come as federal officials are warning that the U.S. power grid needs better security to prevent domestic terrorism.

14K In Pierce Co. Lose Power On X-Mas In Substation Vandalism: Sheriff

It's not known if there are any motives or if it was "a coordinated attack on the power systems," Pierce County sheriff says.

Crashes Block Traffic Over Snoqualmie Pass

Crashes involving semi-trucks and several other vehicles Thursday prompted a full closure of Interstate 90 between North Bend and Cle Elum.

Flu Season Still Gaining Ground In WA Heading Toward The Holidays

According to the state, at least 40 people have died of flu complications in Washington so far this season.

Winter Solstice Arrives In WA On Wednesday Afternoon

After Wednesday, Seattle will gain a few seconds of daylight each day, adding about an hour by the end of January.

QFC, Fred Meyer & More: Christmas 2022 Grocery Store Hours In WA

Many grocery stores will be closed on Christmas Day, but most will be open for shorter hours on Christmas Eve. Here's what to expect.

Best, Worst Times To Get Out Of WA For Christmas, New Year’s Travel

Holiday travel is approaching pre-pandemic levels and will kick off in earnest later this week. Here's what to expect.

Housing Headlines Inslee's Budget Proposals

The new legislative session gets underway in January, and Gov. Jay Inslee has a long list of priorities for the 2023-25 budget.