Crime
A new law seeks to strength data collection on missing and murdered indigenous women.
U.S. Supreme Court
A week after the Supreme Court ruling, active-duty service members remain uncertain about their future.
Law enforcement
Following the death of Iosia Faletogo, community leaders brainstorm creation of cultural home.
Earthquake warning
Three years after an alarming report made national headlines, locals are quietly preparing disaster.
Local agencies and geriatric care managers aim to increase public awareness about the epidemic.
Environment
I-1631 campaign organizers say they will continue pushing for a cleaner future.
SPECIAL REPORT
Inadequate medical care plagues immigrants at facility, but ICE claims otherwise
Thousands of Indian women throughout the country could once again be barred from employment.
Washington’s Attorney General plans to sue the federal government over the “zero tolerance” policy.
Washington’s Attorney General plans to sue the federal government over the “zero tolerance” policy.
Agricultural workers end their own lives at a higher rate than workers in any other profession.
After pressure from big businesses, city leaders cave on their plan to fund homeless services.
Housing
Less than a month after passing the controversial measure to fund homeless services, the councilmembers appear to have gotten cold feet.
Health Care
Local organizations react to the Trump administration’s proposed restrictive rule changes.
The measure decreases the original proposal by 45 percent, leaving some to question if it’ll raise enough to do the job.
Environment
Animal rights organizations oppose killing non-relocated goats, but officials say it will be a last resort.
Crime
The King County Prosecuting Attorney’s office charged a 25-year-old man for emailing pastors: “Time to engage the artillery and kill you all.”
