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Washington advocates rally against proposed child care budget cuts
The demonstrations come as lawmakers grapple with a more than $2 billion budget shortfall.
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When to watch Washington athletes in the 2026 Winter Olympics
Over a dozen athletes with ties to the Pacific Northwest are competing at the Winter Olympics. Here’s a full list…
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Washington’s only Bahama Breeze restaurant to close
The Caribbean-themed chain announced it is closing all of its restaurants after 30 years in business, including one location in…
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These exiled Venezuelans dream of returning home. What’s stopping them?
In January, the US removed Nicolas Maduro from power. But Venezuelans in exile say it is still too dangerous to…
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FOLLOWUP: What ex-Walgreens site’s new owner plans to do immediately
As reported here on Monday, the former Walgreens in South Delridge has a new owner. Subsequently visiting the site (15th/16th/Roxbury),…
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Federal judge orders DHS to stop indiscriminate use of tear gas, crowd control munitions outside Portland ICE facility
Judge Michael Simon granted a temporary restraining order to protesters suing the Trump administration, saying that the “nation is now…
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17-year-old killed in south Seattle identified
The teen was one of two shot and killed near South Shore K-8 and Rainier Beach High School on Jan.…
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Following the Winter Olympics in Milan, one post at a time
KING 5’s Jake Whittenberg and Chris Egan show what it’s like to cover the Olympic Games on the ground.
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Who was Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the man once seen as Libya’s next leader?
Saif al-Islam, son of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, has been killed in the west of the North African country.
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US House passes $1.2 trillion spending package to end government shutdown
The spending package only funds the Department of Homeland Security for two weeks, through February 13.
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