Bryan Kohberger to appear in court as defense challenges prosecution methods
Idaho murders suspect Bryan Kohberger is expected to return to a courtroom this week ahead of his summer murder trial for the stabbing deaths of four University of Idaho students in November 2022.
Defense arguments to be heard in Bryan Kohberger case
Idaho murders suspect Bryan Kohberger is expected to return to a courtroom on Thursday.
Trump announces US investing $500B in AI
On President Donald Trump's first full day of his second term, he announced a $500 billion investment to build artificial intelligence infrastructure in the United States.
Students 'traumatized' by stabbing of 13-year-old in Everett, WA
On Sunday night, the Everett Police Department identified the person as 21-year-old Andrew Freeman. Still, neighbors say they are worried about their safety as he could still be in the area.
WA proposal to lower school bond approval threshold
A new proposal in Olympia would lower the approval percentage needed to pass a school bond measure from 60% to 55%.
Free lunch for K-12 students tops WA Gov. Ferguson's priorities
Governor Bob Ferguson has only been in office a few days, but he is already making access to quality food a top priority for K-12 students.
‘Let’s stop the blame game,’ Reykdal says in WA State of Education speech
From funding to enrollment, Superintendent of Public Schools Chris Reykdal gave the fourth annual State of Education on Thursday morning.
Seattle Public Schools to hold levy meeting
Seattle Public Schools leaders are meeting Thursday night to talk about what the future of the district could look like as they face a $94 million budget shortfall.
Fourth annual State of Education in WA
Superintendent of Public Schools Chris Reykdal gave his 4th annual State of Education address on Thursday.
Seattle Public Schools levy meeting scheduled for Thursday
Seattle Public Schools leaders will meet again Thursday to talk about what the future of the district could look like.
Critics say SPS capital levy will result in 'mega schools' and school closures
When voters head to the polls in February, they'll be deciding on replacing two Seattle Public schools levies that are expiring in 2025.
Meeting on Seattle Public Schools levies ahead of election
This February, when voters head to the polls, they'll be deciding on replacing two Seattle Public Schools levies that are expiring this year.
Washington Huskies fall to Wolverines 91-75 in Michigan matchup
Michigan Wolverines secured a fifth straight win in their Ann Arbor faceoff against the Washington Huskies.
College tuition falling at many US schools
The average cost of in-state college tuition is declining.
Judge sides with Washington State in lawsuit brought by former football coach Rolovich
A federal judge has ruled that Washington State University was justified in firing Nick Rolovich as head football coach because of his refusal to comply with the state's COVID-19 vaccination requirements.
Norovirus spreading across US, what is it and how can you protect yourself?
Millions of people just traveled the country, and now schools are reopening after winter break. With norovirus cases increasing, we look at what it is and the most common ways it spreads.
18th birthday vigil held for teen shot and killed at Seattle's Garfield High School
Family and friends of Amarr Murphy-Paine gathered at Garfield High School to honor the teen on what would have been his 18th birthday on Monday.
Man killed in Pullman shooting on Greek Row
Pullman Police are investigating an early morning shooting on Greek Row that left a man in critical condition Thursday.
Seattle bakery near UW named one of best in U.S.
The New York Times just declared a local Seattle bakery as one of the best in America. That's right, Saint Bread on Portage Bay Waterfront near the University of Washington has made the list of "22 best bakeries across the U.S. right now."
ID prosecutors reject Bryan Kohberger's attacks on search warrants
Idaho prosecutors have rejected a flurry of Bryan Kohberger's motions to attack search warrants executed in connection with his arrest in the slaying of four college students, dissecting the defense's claims and telling the judge that there was "substantial probable cause" to seize evidence from his parents' home, his car, his devices and other places.