L.B. Gilbert
Falling trees cause power outages, 8,000 homes off US 2
Falling trees are responsible for some power outages near Gold Bar and Index on Wednesday, leaving nearly 8,000 homes without electricity.3 months ago
Supreme Court declines to hear challenge against WA capital gains tax
On Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that they would not take up the appeal case regarding the constitutionality of the WA’s capital gains tax.3 months ago
Plane crashes on road in Auburn, pilot survives with minor injuries
A small plane made a crash landing on Auburn Way in North Auburn Tuesday morning, miraculously avoiding serious injury.3 months ago
One dead in shooting near Motel 6 parking lot in SeaTac
A shooting at a Motel 6 parking lot in Seatac resulted in one death Thursday morning.4 months ago
Man stabbed at Capitol Hill Station, suspect in custody
A man was stabbed at the Capitol Hill Link light rail station Monday night, the King County Sheriff's Department reported.4 months ago
More than 300 flights canceled in two days at Sea-Tac
Thousands of Alaska Airlines passengers remain stranded after part of an aircraft blew off mid-flight.4 months ago
Protesters blocked I-5 in downtown Seattle at Pine Street
Protesters blocked multiple lanes of northbound I-5 lanes near Pine Street in downtown Seattle Saturday.4 months ago
Billy Joel returns to Seattle for T-Mobile Park show in May
Billy Joel is returning to Seattle in May, after eight years away, to perform at T-Mobile Park.4 months ago
Republican Pasco mayor announces campaign for Attorney General
Recently-elected Pasco mayor Pete Serrano announced Tuesday that he would be running to be Washington state's next Attorney General, marking the first Republican to file paperwork announcing his candidacy in the 2024 election.4 months ago
Fire engulfs vacant middle school in Tacoma
A fire erupted at the vacant Gault Middle School Wednesday morning east of Interstate 5 in Tacoma. The school has been empty since 2009.4 months ago
JuneBaby chef announces closure, promises to ‘dream up some things’
Jordan, an up-and-coming celebrity chef, once owned three restaurants in the Seattle area and won two James Beard Awards.4 months ago
Legal analyst has ‘a lot of concerns’ after Colorado’s Trump ruling
The Colorado Supreme Court ruled that former President Donald Trump will not be allowed on the state's primary ballot.4 months ago
One killed in Renton in crash with car, school bus in possible DUI
The passenger in a car driven by an alleged drunk driver is dead after that car crashed into a Renton school bus Tuesday afternoon.4 months ago
Smith: Israel-Hamas war and the ‘impossible nature of the situation’
With all that is happening in the world, it can be difficult to keep up with all the political news important to Washington state residents. So what do you do? How about talking to the head of the Intelligence Committee in the U.S. House?4 months ago
Ellis trial calls for second alternate juror, restarts deliberations again
The judge in the trial of three Tacoma cops who are accused of killing Manny Ellis is ordering jurors to start deliberations from scratch.4 months ago
More than 30K gallons of gas spill after pipeline leaks in Skagit Co.
State ecology workers estimate 30,000 gallons of gasoline leaked out of an Olympic Pipeline storage vault in Skagit County due to a part failure.4 months ago
Woman’s body found in Tacoma park, police still investigating
An investigation is underway after a woman was found dead in a Tacoma park Monday.4 months ago
WA woman found dead in Nevada desert, pro basketball player arrested
A woman's remains were found in a Las Vegas suburb at the beginning of the month, and now a minor league NBA player and his girlfriend have been arrested in relation to her death.4 months ago
Anti-war posters, graffiti appear on 40 businesses in Edmonds
Edmonds police are working to track down security video after several businesses were tagged with posters and graffiti Saturday morning.4 months ago
SR 18 closed at I-90 for emergency repairs caused by rain, flooding
The Washington State Department of Transportation announced that State Route 18 would be closed in both directions for emergency asphalt repairs from Interstate 90 to Issaquah-Hobart Road.4 months ago
Coast Guard works to clear sunken boat in South Seattle
A small power boat is leaking fuel into the Duwamish River after partially sinking near Seattle's First Avenue South boat ramp.4 months ago
Starbucks accused of illegally closing dozens of stores by NLRB
The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) is accusing Starbucks of illegally closing nearly two dozen stores to discourage union organizing.4 months ago
Washington State Ferries delayed by outage to electronic fares
A network outage has caused serious delays for Washington State Ferries at several terminals Thursday morning.5 months ago
