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Small Seattle moving company says fake 1-star Google reviews aimed to damage reputation

Ballard-born Erik Langland, who co-owns Seattle Movers & More with a longtime friend, says they got a mysterious message from a stranger after the reviews published. SEATTLE — A Seattle moving...

Gig Harbor officials hold vigil for 4 women killed in stabbings

The vigil honored Joanne Brandani, Stephanie Killilea, Zoya Shablykina and Louise Talley. The women were killed in a mass stabbing outside a home near Lake Kathryn. GIG HARBOR, Wash. — A...

Middle East tensions spike oil prices almost 8%; Washington gas could hit $4.70 soon, expert warns

With oil prices surging due to disruptions in the Middle East, Washington drivers face potential gas hikes to $4.70 per gallon as vessel traffic drops 70%. SEATTLE — Benchmark crude...

‘He’s coming after me’: Witness describes Gig Harbor stabbings that left 4 people dead

EXCLUSIVE: A neighbor recounts the terrifying minutes he faced the suspect during a stabbing that left four people dead on Tuesday morning. PURDY, Wash. — Four people were stabbed to death...

State report reveals critical details about timeline in Oakley Carlson’s disappearance

A DCYF committee found that there were six uninvestigated warnings in the Oakley Carlson case and 14 warnings total. The department points to legal barriers. GRAYS HARBOR COUNTY, Wash. — A...

Expansion of Seattle police cameras uncertain after Mayor Wilson address

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson's softened stance on these surveillance cameras has reignited debate, balancing crime-solving benefits against privacy concerns. SEATTLE — The future of police surveillance cameras in Seattle is uncertain...

Flood victim wants help from FEMA, but says ‘I’m not going to hold my breath’

After $100,000 in flood damage to her home, a single mom to five children shares about the frustrating wait for answers. EVERSON, Wash — Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson says he is...

Formerly homeless mom among hundreds rallying to preserve state child care subsidy in Washington

Advocates for the child care program argue lawmakers should instead look to new revenue. OLYMPIA, Wash. — The Washington State Senate has approved a bill that could create the first income tax in...

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