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Convicted triple murderer who was sentenced to life apologizes, hopes for parole

Timothy Pauley seeks parole for his 1980 murder convictions. OLYMPIA, Wash. — Timothy Pauley, who received three life sentences for a 1980 triple murder, is making another attempt to be released....

Convicted triple murderer Timothy Pauley apologizes, seeks reduced sentence during review hearing

Timothy Pauley seeks a reduced sentence for his 1980 murder convictions. OLYMPIA, Wash. — Timothy Pauley, who received three life sentences for a 1980 triple murder, is now seeking a new,...

Washington Supreme Court to decide if Amazon can be held liable for suicides

Twenty-eight families have filed suit against Amazon over the sale of sodium nitrite. OLYMPIA, Wash. — Washington’s Supreme Court will decide whether online retailer Amazon can be held liable for suicide...

Let’s Go Washington launches initiative campaign on trans youth sports, parental rights

Let's Go Washington, the backers of the 2024 initiatives, is looking for signatures again. OLYMPIA, Wash. — Let's Go Washington is back in the initiative game. The organization, founded...

Firefighter arrests prompt ‘non-interference zone’ ordinance

A Thurston County commissioner says federal agents put politics over public safety. THURSTON COUNTY, Wash. — The immigration arrests of two firefighters working a wildfire in Mason County have prompted a...

State’s ‘most dangerous driver’ arrested following high-speed chase

The man is accused of driving 135 mph in the wrong direction on I-5. OLYMPIA, Wash. — When authorities from several counties arrested a driver who they said didn't want to...

Olympia woman says husband was held by ICE for ‘no reason’

Max Londonio, a green-card holder, was arrested at Sea-Tac in May and held in detention for two months. TACOMA, Wash. — Crystal Londonio says federal officials held her husband for two...

Washington schools boost safety tech through phone alerts, cameras

Alyssa's Law mandates new safety tools and emergency plans in Washington state schools. MARYSVILLE, Wash. — Students returning to Washington schools may notice some new technological tools meant to make campuses...

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