Zip Trips: Free summer concerts in Olympia
Olympia offers free music on Sundays. Adam Gehrke is checking out "Free Music Olympia" and talking to the founders who share how it began.
Olympia offers free music on Sundays. Adam Gehrke is checking out "Free Music Olympia" and talking to the founders who share how it began.
Zip Trips: Olympia Mayor Dontae Payne talks about the city
Olympia Mayor Dontae Payne joins Good Day Seattle Zip trips to talk about the community and his favorite thing about the city.
Olympia Mayor Dontae Payne joins Good Day Seattle Zip trips to talk about the community and his favorite thing about the city.
Zip Trips: Pawsific Northwest Cat Cafe in Olympia
Adam Gehrke visits Olympia's Pawsific Northwest Cat Cafe, a space to enjoy coffee and spend time with adoptable cats and ktitens from local rescues.
Adam Gehrke visits Olympia's Pawsific Northwest Cat Cafe, a space to enjoy coffee and spend time with adoptable cats and ktitens from local rescues.
Zip Trips: Olympia Downtown Alliance helps local businesses
Shawn Chitnis talks to the Olympia Downtown Alliance, a nonprift orgainzation that helps the city's local businesses.
Shawn Chitnis talks to the Olympia Downtown Alliance, a nonprift orgainzation that helps the city's local businesses.
Zip Trips: Inside Olympia's Hands On Children's museum
Brian MacMillan vistis Olympia's Hands On Children's Museum, which is an interactive children's museum with exhibits, outdoor play areas, camps and educational programs.
Brian MacMillan vistis Olympia's Hands On Children's Museum, which is an interactive children's museum with exhibits, outdoor play areas, camps and educational programs.
Zip Trips: Thurston County Food Bank
John Ficker, the Executive Director of the Thurston County Food Bank, joins Zip Trips to talk about how the organization is helping the community.
John Ficker, the Executive Director of the Thurston County Food Bank, joins Zip Trips to talk about how the organization is helping the community.
Zip Trips: Town Trivia in Olympia
Adam Gehrke is asking locals questions on how well they know the city of Olympia.
Adam Gehrke is asking locals questions on how well they know the city of Olympia.
Zip Trips: Olympia's Wagner's European Baker and Cafe
Brian MacMillan is trying menu items at Wagner's European Baker and Cafe in Olympia, and owner Todd Wagner joins Zip Trips and shares stories behind the bakery.
Brian MacMillan is trying menu items at Wagner's European Baker and Cafe in Olympia, and owner Todd Wagner joins Zip Trips and shares stories behind the bakery.
Thurston County police use pit maneuver on repeat DUI suspect
Thurston County police conducted a pit maneuver to stop a fleeing DUI suspect who had attempted to strike multiple pedestrians with his vehicle early Saturday morning.
Thurston County police conducted a pit maneuver to stop a fleeing DUI suspect who had attempted to strike multiple pedestrians with his vehicle early Saturday morning.
WA Secretary of State Steve Hobbs on primary election day
WA Secretary of State Steve Hobbs spoke on Good Day Seattle about the primary election. Ballots must be placed in drop boxes or postmarked by 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 4.
WA Secretary of State Steve Hobbs spoke on Good Day Seattle about the primary election. Ballots must be placed in drop boxes or postmarked by 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 4.
WA, 24 other states sue Trump admin over latest round of tariffs
Washington has joined a coalition of 24 states suing the Trump administration to block the latest round of tariffs.
Washington has joined a coalition of 24 states suing the Trump administration to block the latest round of tariffs.
WA judge issues injunction against Kalshi for ‘likely violating’ state gambling laws
A King County judge issued a preliminary injunction against online betting platform Kalshi, finding they likely violated the state's laws against illegal gambling.
A King County judge issued a preliminary injunction against online betting platform Kalshi, finding they likely violated the state's laws against illegal gambling.
Battle brews over Washington ‘millionaires tax’ repeal initiative
A political showdown is taking shape in Washington over the state’s “millionaires tax," with opponents gathering more than half a million signatures to put a repeal measure on the ballot this fall.
A political showdown is taking shape in Washington over the state’s “millionaires tax," with opponents gathering more than half a million signatures to put a repeal measure on the ballot this fall.
Bodycam shows Olympia, WA propane tank attack suspect captured
An Olympia man wanted for allegedly striking a woman in the head with a propane tank was arrested following a SWAT standoff at an apartment complex.
An Olympia man wanted for allegedly striking a woman in the head with a propane tank was arrested following a SWAT standoff at an apartment complex.
DOJ threatens to prosecute WA election officials over alleged noncitizen votes
The Washington Secretary of State's Office says the U.S. Department of Justice is threatening to prosecute over false claims of election fraud.
The Washington Secretary of State's Office says the U.S. Department of Justice is threatening to prosecute over false claims of election fraud.
'Seattle News Weekly': USMNT returns to Seattle on Monday
On this week's episode of the 'Seattle News Weekly' podcast, Hana Kim and David Rose discuss the top headlines of the week.
On this week's episode of the 'Seattle News Weekly' podcast, Hana Kim and David Rose discuss the top headlines of the week.
New WA laws hit July 1: More taxes, higher costs
Several laws take effect in Washington starting July 1, ranging from new taxes and benefits to guidelines on rural data centers and healthcare licensing.
Several laws take effect in Washington starting July 1, ranging from new taxes and benefits to guidelines on rural data centers and healthcare licensing.
Where to watch FIFA World Cup matches in Seattle and Washington
Here are the top venues to watch and celebrate the World Cup in Seattle and Washington.
Here are the top venues to watch and celebrate the World Cup in Seattle and Washington.
Man arrested for smashing windows, vandalizing Washington State Capitol building
A 21-year-old man is suspected of smashing 13 windows and vandalizing two doors at the Washington State Capitol building, and was later arrested after a pursuit ended in a crash.
A 21-year-old man is suspected of smashing 13 windows and vandalizing two doors at the Washington State Capitol building, and was later arrested after a pursuit ended in a crash.
Critics say WA is neglecting to fund public defenders amid caseload cut
Washington’s public defense system is facing a crippling shortage of attorneys, driving high burnout rates.
Washington’s public defense system is facing a crippling shortage of attorneys, driving high burnout rates.