Washington food banks see more traffic as SNAP benefits set to end
Food banks across Washington are seeing more people walk through their doors—some for the first time—as the state braces for a pause in federal food assistance.
Former JBLM soldier sentenced to 4 years for sharing military secrets with China
Joseph Daniel Schmidt, 31, pleaded guilty to two felonies for offering classified military information to the Chinese government.
AG: ‘Prolific’ WA retail thief sentenced to 13 years in prison
The Washington State Attorney General's Office announced that a prolific organized retail thief was sentenced Monday to 13 years in prison following a string of burglaries across western Washington.
When will the power be restored in western WA? Here's what we know
Thousands of people remain without power heading into the workweek after a weekend of windy and rainy weather knocked out powerlines across the Puget Sound region.
Tukwila, WA chili cook-off supports survivors of domestic abuse
October marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and a local chili cook-off in Tukwila is heating up for a cause.
Police: Fire truck struck by DUI driver in Puyallup, WA
Police in Puyallup are investigating a driver for driving under the influence following an early-morning crash involving a firetruck on the scene of a house fire.
