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An invasive insect, the Emerald Ash Borer, has been spotted near the Vancouver border. According to the Washington State Department of Agriculture, its appearance could spell a grim future for the state’s Ash Tree population.
In a press conference on Tuesday, police said they have now recovered three weapons used in the Seattle Center mass shooting that left three people dead and at least four others hurt.
Washington Attorney General’s Office begins trial Monday, July 13, against Albertsons Company, alleging that the company helped fuel the opioid crisis across Washington State.
Shortly after 5 pm Monday evening, all lanes of northbound 1-5 were closed down near 116th Street in Marysville as police arrested a man who they said was seen pointing a gun at people as he drove near the freeway.
A former Bellevue social worker will serve five months in prison for steal the social security benefits intended for a disabled minor and member of the Snoqualmie Tribe, according to First Assistant U.S. Attorney Charles Neil Floyd. After appearing for her plea and sentencing hearing June 19, Akintola was taken into custody to begin serving her sentence.
Tacoma Parks announced Wednesday that all kids, under-18, can get free lunch weekdays at parks across the city starting on June 22
Nathaniel A. Muniz-Spry, 39-year-old Everson resident, who was shot by border patrol Tuesday morning, was charged Wednesday afternoon with gun possession as a felon.
Early Monday morning, around 6:15 am, an unknown vehicle struck a man riding a tricycle northbound at the beginning of State Route 97.
The King County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the death of a child after responding to reports of a possible drowning near the Muckleshoot reservation last night.
For Everett residents planning summer travel, the police department recently posted on Facebook that they may have a solution to a common out-of-town anxiety.
