Washington’s heavy voter turnout not quite a record
OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — While there were a record number of people participating in this month’s election in Washington state, the overall voter turnout percentage fell just shy of the record 84.6% set in 2008. Of the
Europe’s aviation regulators could approve 737 Max flights soon
BERLIN (AP) — It sounds like good news for Boeing. Europe’s aviation regulator has taken a step closer to letting the 737 Max fly again. It published a proposed airworthiness directive today that could see it clear
Seattle City Council compromises in cuts to police budget
SEATTLE (AP) — The Seattle City Council has approved the city’s 2021 budget with reductions to the police budget, although not as much as activists sought amid mass demonstrations against police brutality. The council voted Monday to
Murder charges filed in death of woman at casino
EVERETT, Wash. (AP) — Murder charges have been filed against a man accused of fatally beating a woman outside the Tulalip Resort Casino near Marysville. Prosecutors charged Nomeneta Tauave of Spanaway with domestic violence murder in the
Judge voids permits for Columbia River methanol plant
SEATTLE (AP) — A judge on Monday voided permits needed for a massive methanol plant on the Columbia River in southwestern Washington, agreeing with conservation groups that the project needs a more thorough environmental review. The U.S.
Forks man sentenced for rape of a child
PORT ANGELES – A Forks man was sentenced to a prison term of 9 years to life Tuesday after a jury last month found him guilty of one count of rape of a child and one count
Comment period still open for Serenity House expansion ahead of public hearing
Pepper Fisher PORT ANGELES – The public has until Friday to weigh in with comments on the proposed expansion of the Serenity House night-by-night shelter in Port Angeles before a public hearing scheduled for December 16. The
Operation Candy Cane is back thanks to a local business
Pepper Fisher PORT ANGELES – With last week’s news that the Port Angeles Fire Department would not be conducting Operation Candy Cane this year because of Covid concerns, a local business has decided to step up and
Children at higher risk of household poisonings amid coronavirus pandemic, experts warn
artisteer/iStockBy NICOLE PELLETIERE, ABC News (NEW YORK) — Safety experts are warning families of children being more exposed to poisonous household items, as COVID-19 has brought an abundance of disinfectants and sanitizing products into homes. According to
This mom created a shopping cart safety seat after her son fell and hit his head
Buggie HuggieBy THE GMA TEAM, ABC News (NEW YORK) — Nichole Clark ran into a problem familiar to many moms when she would take her middle son, Jonah, now 4, shopping with her. “When we would go