All 4 soldiers believed dead in WA helicopter crash
The four U.S. Army service members aboard a helicopter that crashed near Joint Base Lewis-McChord on Wednesday night are believed to be dead.
Helicopter crashes with 4 service members aboard in Thurston County, WA
Four U.S. Army service members were on board a helicopter that crashed near Joint Base Lewis-McChord Wednesday night. Their conditions were not released.
Helicopter crashes in Thurston County, WA
Thurston County deputies are at the scene of a helicopter crash in the Summit Lake area near Olympia.
Troopers investigate deadly semi rollover in Olympia, WA area
Troopers are investigating a deadly semi-truck rollover crash near State Route 101 and Deschutes Parkway in Thurston County Wednesday morning.
Black bear black market: WA woman sentenced for wildlife trafficking
A Skagit County woman has been sentenced for various wildlife trafficking crimes, including selling black bear parts like organs and paws on the black market.
OSPI seeks $10M from WA Legislature to improve test scores
The latest state test scores are in, and Washington students are showing continued improvements in several key subjects, like English, literacy, science and mathematics.
DOJ requests WA voter registration records
Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs joins Good Day Seattle to discuss an order by the DOJ for voter records.
WA Gov. Ferguson orders flags lowered for death of Spokane Co. sergeant
Governor Ferguson has ordered flags across the state to be flown at half-staff on Wednesday in honor of a Spokane County Sheriff's Office sergeant who was killed in the line of duty.
Troopers seek driver in deadly Olympia, WA, hit-and-run on I-5
Troopers are asking for the public's help in identifying the driver involved in a deadly hit-and-run on I-5 in Olympia last month.
Vote on Olympia, WA minimum wage proposal
Happening Tuesday, the Olympia City Council will vote on potentially raising the city's minimum wage.
Man sentenced 8.5 years for killing father of 2 in WA police chase
The man who pleaded guilty to killing a father of two while fleeing from deputies in a high-speed chase was sentenced to 8.5 years behind bars.
WA tribal police warrants now enforceable by state authorities
Washington state adopted a new law on Tuesday, allowing warrants issued by tribal police departments to be certified as state warrants.
'It's tragic he isn't here': Vigil held in Olympia for 5-year-old who died from fentanyl
A vigil was held at the state capitol to remember a little Pierce County boy who died from fentanyl.
Vigil held for boy who died from fentanyl exposure
The medical examiner determined the 5-year-old boy died from acute fentanyl toxicity.
Some WA officials support, others 'demand answers' for US strikes on Iran
While some of Washington's congressional figures "demand answers," others are offering support following President Donald Trump's authorization to strike targets in Iran.
Everything to know about WA laws going into effect July 1
Changes to gas taxes, labor laws and immigration protections are among those taking effect July 1 in Washington.
Thousands gather at the No Kings March and Rallies across Western Washington
On Saturday, demonstrations against President Donald Trump's administration were held in numerous U.S. cities, including several locations across Seattle and Washington state.
Thousands gather at No Kings protest in Olympia
Protests under the banner "No Kings" are planned across the U.S. for Saturday, June 14, to demonstrate against the Trump administration. The nationwide protests coincide with a military parade for President Trump in Washington and his birthday.
More anti-Trump protests set for Saturday in WA
Happening Saturday, at least nine anti-Trump protests are happening in western Washington.
WA felon appears in court after multi-state manhunt
Damien Madison, the man accused of shooting at a deputy with an AR-15 during a pursuit and fleeing all the way to Nevada, appeared in Thurston County court on Wednesday.