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Religious and legal experts convene to discuss the humanitarian and ethical impact of international law violations in Latin America and the Caribbean.
National Museum of American History Director Anthea Hartig defends exhibits against White House accusations of 'woke' ideological activism.
Calina Morgan of Poulsbo, WA, won the 'Most Runway Worthy' title in the 2026 Stuck at Prom contest with a gown made from 29 rolls of duct tape.
Seattle Public Schools seeks a new member for its Capital Programs Oversight Committee to supervise tax levy spending on school construction.
Councilmember Dan Strauss secured amendments to the Seattle Transit Measure to increase bus frequency and protect funding ahead of a November vote.
President Trump warns of bridge and power plant destruction if Iran fails to meet deal deadline and reopen the Strait of Hormuz to oil traffic.
President Trump signs three proclamations imposing 50% tariffs on most Canadian goods, sparking fears of a trade war and domestic price increases.
A 34-year-old woman died and a driver was arrested for DUI after a motorcycle and box truck collided on Bethel Road SE in Port Orchard.
The City of Seattle Office of Housing launched its 2026 funding round, offering $110 million for rental production and anti-displacement projects.
SEA Airport deployed 225 ambassadors to manage record crowds during a major international soccer tournament, totaling 7,000 volunteer hours.
Andy Burnham succeeds Keir Starmer as UK Prime Minister following a meeting with King Charles III, pledging to restore stability to British politics.
The Trump administration embraces a multipolar world while military escalation in Iran and domestic housing costs reshape global and local stability.
Central Kitsap senior Leo Bosh recorded 13 touchdowns at the Battle at the Bay 7-on-7 tournament following a college prospect camp in Idaho.
Business owner and engineer Trent Maier seeks a seat in the Washington State Legislature, focusing on budget issues and bipartisan communication.
A pivotal House vote and a controversial new party platform signal growing friction within Washington State's Democratic establishment over Israel.
The Kitsap County Sheriff's Office released June crime data showing 5,776 calls for service, 199 property crimes, and 103 domestic violence cases.
Portland police arrested four Seattle teenagers linked to several armed robberies and a gas station shooting that left one worker hospitalized.
Coach Juan Carlos Amorós adjusts Gotham FC's starting XI for the Seattle Rematch at Icahn Stadium, inserting Mandy Freeman and Savannah McCaskill.
Bremerton Police confirm Daryl Daugs is a victim of criminal impersonation, clearing him of online accusations made by vigilante group.
Bellevue City Council reviews Cascade Water Alliance proposal for 9.5% annual wholesale increases, impacting residential bills through 2028.
The Seattle Storm confirm Ezi Magbegor remains sidelined with a facial fracture as they prepare for a high-stakes meeting with the Indiana Fever.
A Spokane Valley residence caught fire after a lightning strike. Firefighters controlled the blaze as dry conditions continue to plague the region.
War of Soccer, a free browser football game by Hardik Trehan, launches the moment the 2026 World Cup Final is decided — a tribute to Lionel Messi's last World Cup, with every final since 1930 catalogued alongside it.
Bremerton police clear a local man of child exploitation allegations, revealing he was a victim of sophisticated criminal impersonation and swatting.