Anna Marie Yanny
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About a thousand lightning strikes hit the north and northeast parts of the state last weekend.
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Seattle Public Safety Committee Chair Bob Kettle wants the cameras to be turned back on, but Mayor Katie Wilson said a privacy and data audit needs to be reviewed first.
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As community colleges in Washington face rising operating costs, the state Board of Community and Technical Colleges agreed to ask the Legislature for help.
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Gov. Bob Ferguson is suspending the enforcement of some state laws to help thousands recover from devastating fires. He announced the change in Spokane on Monday.
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During a visit to Seattle, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins revealed that local veterans will participate in psychedelic trials. -
The changes proposed by the Trump administration could increase class sizes, remove required screenings and relegate oversight to the states.
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The Trump administration proposed sweeping changes to federal funding rules. Washington’s governor and university leaders say this would politicize the grant award process. -
Sage Wilson, the deputy communications director, is leaving his post on Aug. 4.
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Seattle City Councilmember Bob Kettle is pushing back on Mayor Katie Wilson's decision to turn off surveillance cameras near Lumen Field now that World Cup matches in the city have ended.
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A University of Washington study based on decades of orca reports shows transient killer whales are sharing habitat with endangered southern residents more than they used to.
