Microsoft scales back on AI after more than two years of aggressive spending
After 10 consecutive quarters of increasing its spending on artificial intelligence (AI), Microsoft is deciding to slightly pull back its financial commitment to the burgeoning technology.3 months ago
Study warns of significant Pacific Northwest floods from earthquakes and sea-level rise
鈥婽he combination of tectonic activity and climate change could significantly increase flood risks in the region, according to a study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).聽3 months ago
Federal investigation launched into Washington鈥檚 education office
The federal government steps in over La Center's pronoun policy amid tensions with Washington and the Trump administration.3 months ago
Electricity demand for WA, surrounding areas could double by 2046, experts say
The Pacific Northwest's demand for electricity could double over the next two decades, according to an energy forecast from regional experts.3 months ago
Washington legislature passes EV credit tax targeting Tesla
Substitute House Bill 2077 moves forward with the Washington State Legislature, targeting Teslas with a tax.3 months ago
Coyote Ridge inmate dies following cell assault
An inmate at Coyote Ridge Corrections Center died while in custody after an assault on April 29, the Department of Corrections confirmed.3 months ago
Man arrested for allegedly stabbing his mother in Lynnwood
Police in Lynnwood have arrested a man for allegedly stabbing his mother Sunday night.3 months ago
Sunday night Tacoma shooting leaves 1 dead, 1 injured
One person died following a shooting in Tacoma Sunday night that left another person injured.3 months ago
Washington Democrats push through rent cap bill after negotiations
Washington state lawmakers cap annual rent increases, ending a heated legislative battle on the final day of session.3 months ago
Poll: Bob Ferguson grows on Republicans, sours on Democrats, amidst economic fear heightened
Washingtonians show stagnant views on the future as economic fears grow, revealing shifting sentiments toward Bob Ferguson and party dynamics.3 months ago
Washington Democrats pass $77.8 billion budget on last day of legislature
Washington state lawmakers finalize $77.1 billion budget, marking the end of the 2025 legislative session.3 months ago
Bellevue police ask for community help after strong arm robbery in Factoria
Bellevue police request public assistance following a strong-arm robbery of a 68-year-old woman in the Factoria area.3 months ago
Washington lawmakers approve 6-cent gas tax hike with July start date
Washington drivers will face a new gas tax increase after nearly a decade.3 months ago
Seattle goes full bloom on naked gardening day
Discover how Seattle celebrates Naked Gardening Day!3 months ago
Ex-Tacoma resident indicted in substation attacks that caused widespread outages
Zachary Rosenthal was indicted in substation attacks that were allegedly used to knock out power to disable security systems.3 months ago
Restaurant employee assaulted in Capitol Hill over missing chicken tender
A Capitol Hill chicken restaurant employee was assaulted over missing food.3 months ago
Nine more international students sue Trump Administration
Nine more students file a class-action lawsuit against the Trump administration, challenging the legality of immigration policies.3 months ago
Pike Place Market business owner says street closure stalls sales
Starting Wednesday, Pike Place Market partially closes to cars to improve safety and reduce congestion in Seattle.3 months ago
WA city becomes first in nation to ‘ban the address’ for job applications
Spokane's historic vote passes "Ban the Address" ordinance, protecting job seekers from address-related discrimination.3 months ago
Sen. introduces bill to move incarcerated to ICE, calling WA ‘a sanctuary for felons’
Washington Senator Phil Fortunato's bill aims to shift undocumented migrants to ICE, with the goal of saving taxpayer's money.3 months ago
Beloved family restaurant in Chinatown closing after decades
Shanghai Garden Restaurant, a staple in Seattle鈥檚 Chinatown-International District since 1990, is permanently closing its doors at the end of May.3 months ago
New Edmonds red light cameras may issue 11,000+ tickets a year
New red light cameras in Edmonds warns drivers and aims to enhance traffic safety by issuing thousands of tickets annually.3 months ago
Police crack down as hundreds flock to illegal street racing events across Seattle
Hundreds attended an illegal Seattle street racing event over the weekend, leading police to intervene.3 months ago
