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Washington weighs new limits on social media algorithms, notifications after teen’s overdose

In Olympia, Aaron Ping turns grief into activism, supporting legislative efforts to safeguard minors from addictive social media features after son's tragic death. OLYMPIA, Wash. — For Aaron Ping, a debate...

Glowing glass ’12’ lights up Seattle as Seahawks fans celebrate final Blue Friday before Super Bowl

Local glassware company Glassybaby arranged more than 1,000 blue and green glass votives in University Village to honor Seattle's legendary fanbase. SEATTLE — More than 1,000 glowing glass votives arranged in...

‘Never felt this unsafe’: Seattle’s Indian community seeks answers at immigration town hall

Legal experts and Seattle police officers addressed questions Friday from visa holders anxious about immigration enforcement. SEATTLE — As immigration enforcement encounters intensify nationwide, members of Seattle's Indian community gathered Friday...

Axe-wielding thief steals $30K in rare Pokémon cards from Everett store

As vintage trading cards soar in value, a thief in western Washington targeted childhood memories at MuGu Games in Everett. EVERETT, Wash. — An Everett game store is asking for the...

Pacific flood victims demand accountability nearly a month after White River disaster

Organizers of Thursday's Town Hall in Kent say legal action could be on the table against the city of Pacific or King County within the next 30 days. PACIFIC, Wash. —...

Washington State Ferries’ fleet issues disrupt service on key routes

The troubled start to 2026 began New Year's Day when a propeller blade broke off the 57-year-old Walla Walla during a Seattle-Bremerton crossing. SEATTLE — Washington State Ferries needs 17 boats...

Washington announces $2.5M for flood victims as disaster assistance centers open

Gov. Bob Ferguson announced Friday an additional $2.5 million in state disaster funding to help families affected by December's flooding cover immediate needs. KING COUNTY, Wash. — Weeks after historic flooding...

Looters in kayaks target flooded Snohomish farm as historic flooding continues

The rising waters have brought more than just sightseers. The Snohomish County Sheriff's Office said looters have taken to kayaks to steal from flooded properties. SNOHOMISH, Wash. — Marsh Road in...

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