A man’s right arm was left “permanently disfigured and disabled” after a Sheriff’s Office K-9 was used.
With the federal government in gridlock, states and finding ways to lower costs.
Red Cross recognizes local swim program
A couple may spend the new year in jail after attempting to shoplift from a local store during the holiday.
Union reps say negotiations have stalled since they began in April.
It’s a hodgepodge mix, but large investment companies own a substantial chunk.
An east-west route could tie in with the proposed ultra-high-speed rail between B.C. and Portland.
Maple Valley leaders host a “Black and White” panel
The Very Merry Christmas House is having its light show until Jan. 3, 2020.
The Green River Distillers introduces their holiday album at fundraiser
Civil Air Patrol Cadets, veterans, families and other military members honored fallen soldiers and deceased vets at the Tahoma National…
The transit agency reported in October that black riders were more likely than others to get fined.
There’s a wide range of subjects they hope to address when the 2020 session begins next month.
Suspension expected to begin in January
The city will host the world-famous triathlon in September
Multicare and the Chamber of Commerce dedicated $12,000 to event
Sharon Hunter said the horses would be staying on the land for just a few weeks — but it’s alleged she more or less abandoned them there.
Seattle’s homelessness committee aligned the city’s plan with King County’s.
An update to the King County climate action plan should include an environmental justice framing as it’s developed over the…
