UW says 7,333 international students enrolled this fall, even as its incoming first-year and transfer class grew 3.5% to 12,552.

The airline says the cuts are permanent but the affected facilities will stay open. A Renton training center opened earlier this year.

ZIP codes covered by the Postal Service’s RTO program had a 3.2% late-ballot rejection rate, more than double the rate in urban areas, University of Washington researchers say.

A lawsuit says remote court appearances can cost a defendant and lawyer at least $50 a hearing in rural Skamania County.

PJ Faria says being bumped to second on the ballot cost her a council seat decided by a single vote.

Sunrise Elementary has just over 200 students but ranks among Washington's top-performing schools, parents say. No final decision has been made.

Kent voters decide Nov. 3 on a levy district leaders say could spare roughly 900 jobs from cuts.

Dionne Foster's budget plan would pair a modest city investment with a nonprofit that buys and cancels old medical bills.

Labor and business-backed PACs are making six-figure moves in the Birk-O’Donnell contest after state limits went dark.

Highline's superintendent wants to shut the state's only Maritime High School by June 2027. A board vote comes Dec. 9.

Tacoma's Measure 1 would expand tenant protections as supporters and city officials dispute the cost of enforcement.

Insulin prices, soaring health premiums and $645,200 home prices fuel a tight race between incumbent Kim Schrier and newcomer Spencer Meline.

Mill Creek's council voted 6-0 to pursue its first expansion since 2008 — but Vince Cavaleri isn't buying the revenue math.