Eric Wilkinson

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No room to learn: Everett schools bursting at the seams as $400M vote looms

Everett elementary schools are so overcrowded that some students learn in doorways. The district is asking voters to approve a $400 million bond and levy. EVERETT, Wash. — In Ms. Duhrkoop's...

Snohomish County family sues Tesla, claims company uses public as ‘guinea pigs’

The family alleges Tesla misrepresented the capabilities of its self-driving cars. WOODINVILLE, Wash. — A Snohomish County family is suing Tesla after a crash involving autopilot technology killed their son, alleging...

Popular state park vacation rentals reopen after yearlong closure

Ten buildings will accept reservations between April and October after being closed since January 2025. PORT TOWNSEND, Wash. — Signs of life are returning to Fort Worden State Park. For the...

Seattle’s Red Light Vintage fights to keep shining after 30 years

The founder of Red Light Vintage wants to buy back her store to save the Seattle institution from closing. She's raising money to secure a new lease. SEATTLE — Another Seattle...

32-hour work week goes full-time in San Juan County

After a two-year trial, San Juan County becomes Washington's first county to adopt a 32-hour work week, saving taxpayers millions while improving employee happiness. FRIDAY HARBOR, Wash. — In a world...

Bellingham waterfront redevelopment faces delays after developer contract canceled

Despite setbacks, Bellingham's waterfront moves forward with openings of a new park, hotel and whiskey bar. BELLINGHAM, Wash. — A canceled contract is bringing delays to the redevelopment of the Bellingham...

Stanwood woman’s photos of her late mother finally headed to Obama museum, forging bond over shared loss

After contacting KING 5 in 2023, a local woman learned her photos of her mother with Barack Obama's mother will be displayed at the Obama Presidential Center. STANWOOD, Wash. — Megan...

Snohomish High School offers varsity letter for skilled trades — a state first

The program addresses a critical workforce gap while recognizing student achievement. SNOHOMISH, Wash — For generations, getting a high school letter was reserved for athletes. In recent years it has expanded...

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