PA Police officer Viada recounts memorial for fallen sheriff’s deputy
ELLENSBURG, WA – More than a thousand people, including hundreds of law enforcement officers, gathered Thursday at a memorial service for a Washington state sheriff’s deputy who was killed last week by a road rage suspect living
UPDATE: Person of interest located in suspicious apartment fire
PORT ANGELES – Port Angeles firefighters extinguished a second-story apartment fire this morning near the corner of 19th and N Streets. No one was injured, but police soon after were asking for the public’s help in locating
Coast Guard seeks cooperation from owners of small watercraft
PORT ANGELES – Local Coast Guard crews are dealing with a big problem in our waters, so as we move into boating and camping season we’re going to help them get a message out. So far this
Seattle shooter charged, claims he was blackout drunk
SEATTLE – Prosecutors say they are filing charges of first-degree murder and attempted murder against a Seattle man accused of shooting randomly at cars and a public bus this week, leaving two people dead and two injured.
Former Spokane County employee accused of stealing $1.38 million
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — County and state auditors say a former Spokane County employee stole more than $1.38 million in taxpayer money using dozens of relatives and acquaintances to cash checks for falsified liability claims. 50-year-old Rhonda
Man killed by train identified
BELLINGHAM, Wash. (AP) — Authorities have identified the bicyclist who died after he was struck by an Amtrak Cascades passenger train in Bellingham earlier this week. 71-year-old Richard Lonseth died from trauma caused by the collision Tuesday
Congress considers letting banks do business with legal pot growers
DENVER (AP) — Legislation that would provide federal protection for financial institutions that serve state-authorized marijuana businesses passed a U.S. House committee on Thursday. The House Financial Services Committee voted 45-15 to advance the proposed bill after
Washington’s bump stock buyback runs out of money as nationwide ban kicks in
(AP) — The largest supplier of bump stocks turned in its entire remaining inventory to be destroyed — some 60,000 devices. Washington state’s buyback program was so popular it ran out of money. One dealer held a
PA Police officer Viada recounts memorial for fallen sheriff’s deputy
ELLENSBURG, WA – More than a thousand people, including hundreds of law enforcement officers, gathered Thursday at a memorial service for a Washington state sheriff’s deputy who was killed last week by a road rage suspect living
UPDATE: Person of interest located in suspicious apartment fire
PORT ANGELES – Port Angeles firefighters extinguished a second-story apartment fire this morning near the corner of 19th and N Streets. No one was injured, but police soon after were asking for the public’s help in locating