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October 19, 2022

Nakia Creek Fire: Washington authorities looking for vehicle of interest in wildfire investigation

The Clark County Fire Marshal's Office is looking to identify a vehicle with four occupants that was seen near the site of the Nakia Creek Fire near Camas, Washington.

October 18, 2022

Washington wildfire evacuation zone shrinks, some roads reopen

A Washington wildfire's evacuation zone has gotten smaller due to gusty winds and low humidity. No structures have been damaged by the fire and no injuries have been reported.

October 18, 2022

Large ships in Puget Sound, WA, asked to slow down for orca whales

Large ships entering and exiting Puget Sound in Washington have been asked to slow down in order to reduce the amount of sound irritating endangered orca whales in the area.

October 18, 2022

WA students and parents awarded $275 million for toxic exposure at school

Ten Washington students and parents were awarded $275 million by a jury in King County. They suffered from serious neurological injuries induced by chemical exposure at school.

October 18, 2022

The sleeper Senate races that may determine whether Democrats or Republicans control the majority

These four Senate races in non-swing states could be pivotal in determining if the Republicans win back the Senate majority in next month's midterm elections

October 17, 2022

Washington's Nakia Creek Fire swells to 2,000 acres; thousands of residents ordered to evacuate

The Nakia Creek Fire grew to 2,000 acres on Sunday, prompting Clark County authorities to order 2,903 homes to evacuate immediately and over 5,000 to be prepared to evacuate soon.

October 14, 2022

Former WA cop convicted of raping 911 callers while on duty gets 14 years to life

Nathan Nash, a former police officer in Spokane, Washington, was sentenced to 14 years to life in prison. The ex-cop raped two women while he was on duty.

October 13, 2022

U Washington students defend themselves from potential sex offender threat following assaults near campus

University of Washington students are worried about violent crimes that are creeping closer to campus and investigated that a handful of registered sex offenders live near them.

October 12, 2022

WA lawmaker 'engaged in abusive and bullying conduct,’ investigation concludes

A workplace conduct investigation concluded that Washington Rep. Melanie Morgan acted inappropriately. Morgan allegedly said she would resign unless an employee was removed.

October 12, 2022

Washington hiker rescued after boulder ‘size of refrigerator’ pins him, authorities say

Rescuers in Chelan County, Washington, helped lift a boulder the "size of a refrigerator" that pinned 28-year-old Ben Delahunty, of Montana, during a hike on Monday.