A judge in Seattle attached a 6‑year‑old Venezuelan girl's immigration case to her mother's after community organizers rallied and secured legal help. Advocates say she had once been summoned alone to court.

Washington filers—especially those hit by December storms—can reduce or remove IRS penalties. File or extend, pay what you can, and document damage or illness for relief.

Portland’s alternative weekly has returned to a monthly print edition after new owner Noisy Creek invested in staff, higher wages and a ticketing-driven business plan.

A Hit 5 Cashpot ticket worth $110,000 was sold at Hilltop Red Apple Market in Seattle following the Feb. 6 drawing. State lottery and local reporting confirm the winning numbers and where the ticket was purchased.

Tacoma restaurateur Hailey Hernandez was severely burned in a home accident; neighbors and local businesses have raised more than $56,000 to help cover care and recovery.

Several hundred Franklin Pierce High students staged a walkout on Wednesday, carrying Mexican flags and anti‑ICE signs as part of a wider wave of protests. The action tied local schools to national outrage over recent ICE shootings.

The Anderson Island General Store has closed, leaving residents without on‑island fuel, groceries or a post office and prompting county and community meetings.

DESC opened Clover Place, a 95-unit supportive housing building on Aurora Avenue. The Woodland site pairs studio apartments with on-site behavioral health and case management.

UW is mailing settlement checks from a $4M fund to students who paid for in‑person classes during Winter and Spring 2020; awards average about $40.

Kaiser Permanente has awarded more than $3M in Washington to back school grants, anchor food banks and Food Is Medicine pilots that organizers say have reached roughly 250,000 people.

Queen Anne Pool's landmark move spotlights Benjamin McAdoo and a history of access and exclusion in Seattle.

Hundreds briefly occupied Gerberding Hall at the University of Washington during a national ICE Out action, delivering four demands on ICE cooperation, surveillance and protections.

A "Justice for Good" rally will gather outside Tacoma's Union Station this Saturday to honor Alex Pretti and Renée Good and to protest ICE.