Washington secretary of state race will move forward without Republican candidate
Even as voters have decided which candidates for the secretary of state race will advance through the primary, the first wave of results is starting to come in.
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Medical examiner: Renton father, two teen daughters died of starvation
A father and his two teen daughters who were found dead inside their Renton apartment in December died from starvation, according to a report from the King County Medical Examiner's Office.
Council approves Cannabis Safety Taskforce in King County to prevent pot shop robberies
After approximately 70 pot shop robberies across Washington state since the start of 2022, according to the Washington CannaBusiness Association, and a wave of robberies in Pierce and King counties, legislation to create a Cannabis Safety Taskforce was passed by the King County Council on Tuesday.
King County councilmembers, except one, vote to affirm abortion rights
All King County councilmembers, except Reagan Dunn, voted in favor of passing legislation to support abortion rights.
City council votes 8-1 to extend temporary protections for Showbox
<p>The Seattle City Council voted 8-1 Monday to protect the Showbox with a 6-month extension of its temporary placement in Pike Market Historical District. </p>
Seattle public transit sixth in nation in new ranking
<p> A <a href="https://meetfabric.com/blog/family-friendly-cities-best-public-transportation">ranking from Fabric Life Insurance</a> has Seattle ranked sixth in the United States for its public transit system.</p>
One dead, one injured in head-on crash near Shelton
<p>One person is dead after a head-on crash involving two cars Wednesday afternoon near Shelton, the Washington State Patrol said.</p>
Memories of Kurt Cobain live on 25 years after his death
<p>On Friday, Kurt Cobain, the late lead singer and guitarist of the grunge band Nirvana, will be remembered by many in Seattle and across the world.</p>
