A federal judge dismisses a lawsuit by John Stockton and a group led by RFK Jr. against Washington's attorney general aiming to prevent medical misconduct charges against two doctors spreading COVID misinformation.

Brittany Roy, a Yakima County substance abuse counselor, has had her credentials suspended amid allegations of misconduct with a minor patient which involved sending inappropriate texts. She has 20 days to respond to the charges.

Jewell Loyd scored 32 points to lead Seattle Storm to an 85-83 victory over the Indiana Fever, with Skylar Diggins-Smith's defense contributing to the win.

Gov. Jay Inslee declared May 19–25, 2024, as SHIBA Volunteer Recognition Week in Washington, honoring the program's 45 years of service to the state's elderly in navigating Medicare.

Washington State Department of Health launches a Perinatal Dashboard to track pregnancy and birth trends, aiming to support tailored health services and spotlight disparities.

Seattle has announced a new Overdose Recovery and Care Access center to support individuals post-fentanyl overdose, offering medical aid and addiction care.

Washington State joins the AARP and Dementia-Friendly America networks to improve the lives of its aging population, as announced during Older Americans Month.

Health officials warn about E. coli in organic walnuts from California and Washington, with 12 cases reported and a public alert issued urging consumers to avoid these nuts and check for recalls.

Snohomish County is inviting proposals for $3 million to enhance behavioral health facilities, as part of a larger plan investing $114 million in services and affordable housing over five years.

Eddie and Jill Vedder participated in a polar plunge to fundraise for Epidermolysis Bullosa research, organized by the charity they co-founded, EB Research Partnership.

4/20 celebrations highlight achievements in cannabis legalization and address ongoing challenges including public health concerns, struggles of small growers, and the impact on communities of color.

A Washington certified nursing assistant's license was suspended by the state health department due to allegations of sexual misconduct with patients.

Washington's Department of Health announces winners of the 2024 Northwest Radon Poster Contest, emphasizing radon awareness and the importance of testing for the carcinogenic gas.