Truck driver okay after bridge collapse in Monroe

MONROE, Wash. — Nobody was hurt when a private bridge collapsed today sending a large, heavy truck plunging into a creek in Monroe. According to Snohomish County firefighters, the small wooden bridge, which is on private property,

Acquitted man sues King County and detectives

SEATTLE (AP) — A Washington state man who was acquitted of a murder charge after two years in jail has sued the King County Sheriff’s Office and two detectives. Rodney Wheeler filed the lawsuit saying police used

State AG bids Purdue Pharma “Good riddance”

OLYMPIA – Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson tweeted Monday “Good riddance to a company whose irresponsible and deceptive conduct fueled the opioid epidemic,” referring to a bankruptcy filing by Purdue Pharma. The company that makes the prescription

Venezuelan opposition calls talks with Maduro dead, causing rift

iStock/grynold(CARACAS, Venezuela) — Venezuela’s opposition has declared talks with its strongman president Nicolás Maduro dead after weeks without meetings — a decision meant to bring renewed international pressure, but that appeared to crack its united front. One

$17M awarded to victims of Amtrak derailment

TACOMA, Wash. (AP) — A federal jury has awarded three people who sued over the deadly Amtrak derailment in King County nearly $17 million for their pain and suffering. A jury in U.S. District Court in Tacoma

Tim Eyman ordered to disclose sources of income

SEATTLE (AP) — Anti-tax activist Tim Eyman has been hit with further sanctions after spending months in contempt of court for refusing to disclose information about his finances in a campaign finance lawsuit against him. A Thurston

White House blocks former top Trump aides from testifying

ABC News(WASHINGTON) — President Donald Trump on Monday blocked his former Staff Secretary Rob Porter and former Deputy Chief of Staff Rick Dearborn from testifying on Tuesday before Congress about events related to former special counsel Robert

Two more lung disease cases in Washington linked to vaping

OLYMPIA — Washington State Department of Health officials say two more Washington residents have received medical treatment for severe lung disease linked to vaping in what officials say is now a statewide outbreak. They say Spokane Regional