Great Osobor transferring to UW, could earn $2M in NIL

Utah State transfer Great Osobor is following his former coach and has committed to play for the University of Washington.

Best and worst cities to start a career revealed

According to the data by WalletHub, recent grads may not want to start their career in New York City.

Jerry Seinfeld’s commencement speech prompts Duke students to walk out

Multiple graduates walked out of the commencement ceremony because of the comedian’s stance on Israel amid the ongoing war in Gaza.

Pro-Israel counter-protest at University of Washington campus remains peaceful

A counter-protest in support of Israel remained peaceful at the University of Washington campus Sunday afternoon as pro-Palestine protestors chanted from the Quad.

Counter protest planned Sunday in support of Israel at UW campus
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A counter protest in support of Israel is planned for Sunday afternoon at the University of Washington quad. UW officials plan to barricade the quad to limit interactions between Pro-Palestine and Pro-Israel supporters.

Covington residents want answers about controversial proposal to build battery storage facility

Residents thought all the pushback stalled the project last year, but they recently came across an application to address wetlands on the proposed site that left many wondering what was going on.

Seattle Public Schools could be closing around 20 elementary schools

Facing a large budget shortfall, Seattle Public Schools is considering drastic measures to cut back on costs: closing over a dozen elementary schools. 

5 Washington students named 2024 U.S. Presidential Scholars

Five high school seniors from Washington state are among dozens of students across the county that have been named 2024 U.S. Presidential Scholars.

Highest-paying jobs right out of school revealed

A new analysis has revealed the highest-paying jobs right out of school, with several engineering roles making the list.

State of teaching in Washington state
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Washington Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal talks to Good Day Seattle about our schools and Teacher Appreciation Week.

Pro-Palestinian protesters to present demands to UW's Board of Regents

Pro-Palestinian protesters at the University of Washington presented their demands at a meeting of university's Board of Regents on Thursday.

Pro-Palestine rally planned for UW board meeting
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It's been more than a week since pro-Palestinian protesters set up this encampment at UW's Quad. It has more than tripled in size since.

Kent to request $20M in federal grant to address flooding at Mill Creek

Kent School District and City of Kent are working together on a federal grant request to address decades of flooding from Mill Creek.

Shoreline Catholic school not renewing teacher's contract because she is marrying a woman

A Catholic schoolteacher in Shoreline says she is losing her job next year because she is getting married to a woman, and now parents of students are outraged by the school’s decision.

Shelter-in-place phone alert was sent to more people than intended, Tacoma Fire says

A gas leak occurred at a Tacoma construction site on Wednesday morning, prompting an emergency alert on resident's phones. However, it turns out that more people than necessary received the alert.