A new podcast for King County residents
The man would pose as a mover then hold property hostage until victims payed additional fees.
Legislators passed a number of bills responding to concerns around policing. Let’s dig into them.
State regulators say action from Congress is required for cannabis industry to use credit cards.
The concrete workers strike has stopped projects across the region for months.
The department will offer a survey and will host several open house meetings through April.
Man was charged with communicating with minors for immoral purposes and attempted rape of a child.
A new podcast for King County residents
Emotions swelled as Gov. Inslee signed a measure that limits capacity to 10 rounds. The new law takes effect July 1.
The facility will serve as a space for farmers markets as well as an emergency response hub.
Sustainable waste management supporters have called previous environmental impact statements a “boondoggle.”
Sound Transit has set up detours, and plans for a temporary off-ramp for SR 520 Eastbound in June.
The race will take place on April 2 at 10:00 a.m., with a free kids’ dash starting at 9:30 a.m.
By Brooklynn Hillemann, WNPA News Service
Community meetings have been scheduled and a questionaire has been issued to collect community input
Library board members are appointed five-year terms, with a two-term limit.
Moving away from mandates, officials say the next phase in Washington’s response is about “empowering” residents to keep safe.
Welcome to a new podcast for King County residents.
Grants program and other resources will aim to prevent commercial and cultural displacement.
Here’s what’s happening after adjournment of the 2022 session of the Washington Legislature.
