Washington State's Department of Health has publicized a list of disciplined healthcare workers, emphasizing its commitment to maintaining high standards and patient safety across the healthcare system.

Washington's DES updates its public works contracting rules, aiming to foster wider participation and transparency, effective July. These rules encourage competition and support diverse businesses in state and local contracts.

A judge ordered debt collector Optimum Outcomes to pay an $827,000 fine for over 82,000 violations linked to failing to inform Washington patients about their rights in medical debt collection.

Debate arises in Redmond over a proposed Plymouth Housing supportive housing project, with residents concerned about transparency in the land transfer process.

Johnathan Hankins has left the Dallas Cowboys to join the Seattle Seahawks, following a tenure marked by notable defensive contributions and an ankle injury.

Two fatal crashes occurred in Snohomish County: a motorcyclist died after a collision on State Route 2, and a driver fleeing police crashed into a pole.

A man died following a truck crash on Seattle’s I-5, caused by a medical emergency. The vehicle ended precariously on a freeway railing, creating extensive traffic delays.

Cannazone pot shop in Seattle suffers another crash-and-grab burglary, with suspects stealing goods worth $15,000 and causing $30,000 in damages to the storefront.

Pierce County sheriff's deputies in Tacoma fatally shot a man who fled, reportedly armed, after another individual was arrested. The man was wearing body armor; no deputies were injured. An investigation into the shooting is ongoing.

A Tacoma cannabis shop, after a remodel, has faced repeated vandalism, including an attempted arson and a disarmed homemade bomb. The owner is offering a reward for arrest information.

The Supreme Court seems inclined to support federal efforts to manage controversial social media content, showing skepticism towards states' claims of government suppression of conservative views.

Cupcake Royale has closed its Ballard location in Seattle after nearly 20 years, but will continue to operate in other areas with plans for a new Capitol Hill pop-up.

Hyundai collaborates with law enforcement to offer free anti-theft upgrades and steering wheel locks to select car owners to counteract a spike in vehicle thefts.