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The city will pay nearly $1 million to settle a lawsuit where a police captain claimed he was demoted for raising concerns about discrimination and racism.
Fourteen bills became law in Washington state Monday. Here's what they do.
A photo from Lacey police shows the damaged Tesla charging station near a Target on Sleater Kinney Road Southeast.
A photo from Lacey police shows the damaged Tesla charging station near a Target on Sleater Kinney Road Southeast.
Some of the requirements to be open after 2 a.m. include having two security guards, operating video surveillance and keeping people with weapons from going inside.
Some of the requirements to be open after 2 a.m. include having two security guards, operating video surveillance and keeping people with weapons from going inside.
Microsoft accused one employee of misconduct "designed to gain notoriety.” It said the other had announced her resignation but was ordered to leave early.
UW reports there was no indication the visa cancelations were due to activism or free speech.
Jonathan Hoang, 21, went missing March 30. After an extensive search Saturday turned up no leads, officials suspended on-the-ground operations until further notice.
The Port of Seattle is challenging a city ordinance allowing new housing in SODO, citing negative impacts on industry.
Navy Flight Schedule at NAS Whidbey Island Complex Aircraft carrier-based flight training operations are scheduled to occur at OLF and Ault field complex
Ferry ridership at lowest level in nearly 50 years
Rob Schouten Gallery presents Spring Mosaic
Ultra House in Langley Village, offering authentic Japanese ramen noodle dishes, celebrates its third anniversary
Master Gardeners Annual Plant Sale: On line this year starting April 16th
Come Visit the Langley Friday Street Market
Rob Schouten Gallery presents Buffy Cribbs Reverse Acrylic Paintings