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Lacey couple remembered after ‘disgruntled tenant’ arrested for murder

Friends and family gathered outside Karen Koep's chiropractic clinic for a candlelight vigil on Sunday afternoon. LACEY, Wash. — A suspect has been arrested in connection to the disappearance of a...

Everett hospital ‘operates smoothly’ despite 1,300 nurses on the picket line

Providence Everett is a hospital that was already short-staffed before the strike, however, and nurses described its effect on them in their picket line demands. EVERETT, Wash. — Tensions were apparent...

Adaptive mariachi at Mount Vernon High School aids self-expression in special education

A school district in Mount Vernon is getting creative with special education funds by encouraging their special education students to do just that: get creative. MOUNT VERNON, Wash. — After this...

Seattle City Council committee to discuss AI gunshot detection technology as part of budget

The City Council is considering whether it should use about $1.5 million to put gunshot detection technology on city streets or intersections. SEATTLE — Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell recently promised swift...

Pregnant woman, toddler killed by wrong-way driver on I-5

"We were getting ready to have our first ultrasound," said Kameron Miller, Samantha Denney's boyfriend. OLYMPIA, Wash. — A crash caused by a wrong-way driver on Interstate 5 Friday night took...

Ballard shop owner survives 10 gunshot wounds, calls for end to violence

His life, he said, is forever changed for the worse by the senseless gun violence. Now, he's calling for changes to Washington law to create more accountability. SEATTLE — Someone was...

From $200 per month to $20: How one food bank is helping rural Washingtonians fill the void

"It’s doubled, the amount of households that are visiting us," said a Foothills Food Bank board member. MAPLE FALLS, Wash. — During the height of COVID-19, the federal government boosted its...

Olympia School District weighs possible school closures amid budget concerns

In a committee's preferred plan, Jefferson students would be pushed into Thurgood Marshall Middle School, and Reeves students would be pushed into Washington Middle. OLYMPIA, Wash. — School district leaders in...

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