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At least 1,000 employees in Washington have lost their jobs. As Musk leaves DOGE, they are still picking up the pieces and wondering what comes next

The last day center providing services for adults with disabilities in Washington’s third most populated county is closing. Part of the problem: A lack of state funding support.

Ahead of her solo show in Tacoma, KNKX got a behind the scenes look at how Paula Poundstone prepares for an episode of NPR's weekly news quiz, Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!

The Washington State Patrol said in a statement that it was not the agency's intent to disrupt an important community event.

The ACLU of Washington is investigating potential civil rights violations in the detention of the family from Africa as they sought asylum in Canada at the Washington border.

The announcement came Monday on the 35th anniversary of Johnson throwing the first no-hitter in Mariners’ history. The exact date of the ceremony will be announced after the 2026 major league schedule is finalized.

US Representative Marilyn Strickland, a Democrat from Washington’s 10th congressional district, is asking the Trump administration to reconsider dismantling the USGS Ecosystems Mission Area.

An unusual couple of nesters has attracted the attention of Portland-area birders drawn to a story about the peculiarities of nature.

Julie Leon died of hyperthermia in Seattle on June 28, 2021 — the hottest day in the city's history. A lawsuit claims she was a victim of oil companies' "misrepresentations" about climate change.

Over several years, the new 20-acre park has been completed in stages, but this will be the first summer in which locals and visitors alike can experience the re-vamped waterfront.

Contra dancing originated in English court dances way back in the 1500s and it’s still danced today in Seattle, in some ways little changed from the original idea.

An anti-tax millionaire behind last year’s statewide ballot measures in Washington is preparing to run more voter initiatives this year.