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February 22, 2024

Portland woman wanted in husband’s murder found dead, police say

Analiesa Golde, the woman wanted in the murder of her husband in Portland, Oregon, last month, has been found dead in southwest Washington, police say.

February 21, 2024

Coast Guard launches whale sighting alerts in Seattle so boats will steer clear

The Coast Guard has launched a program to alert vessels of whale sightings in Washington state's Salish Sea in an effort to keep the whales safe from boat strikes and noise.

February 21, 2024

Dem states, cities overrun by migrants funneled millions in federal COVID-19 aid to support illegals

Cities and states overwhelmed by the surge in illegal immigrants in recent months earmarked millions of dollars in COVID-19 funding to support migrants with cash payments.

February 19, 2024

Thousands of fish found dead in Spokane River. No one knows why

Wildlife officials are investigating the mysterious deaths of thousands of fish that were discovered floating at Long Lake Dam in Spokane, Washington, earlier this month.

February 19, 2024

Five cyclists attacked by cougar on Washington trail

Five cyclists were attacked by a cougar on a trail in Washington state, with one hospitalized for injuries sustained as a result of the attack.

February 16, 2024

Washington Senate approves $8M to combat addiction among Native Americans, but some say it is not enough

The Washington Senate unanimously approved a bill that would provide $8 million in funding annually to combat addiction among Native Americans in the state.

February 15, 2024

Rachel Dolezal, former Spokane NAACP chapter head who faked being Black, loses teaching job over OnlyFans page

Former Spokane NAACP President Nkechi Diallo, aka Rachel Dolezal, has been fired from a teaching job in Tucson, Arizona over explicit content posted to her OnlyFans page.

February 13, 2024

Even grandparents aren’t safe from latest gender ideologue attacks on family

Some states impose "gender-affirming" training and require prospective foster care and adoptive parents to provide "assurances" in order to care for any child in state custody.

February 10, 2024

Adult dancers in Washington demand better workplace protections with 'Strippers' Bill of Rights'

Adult dancers in Washington state are negotiating for better worker protections under a "strippers' bill of rights" to protect them from hostile customers.

February 9, 2024

Washington trooper mistakes woman with brain bleed for drunk driver

Thurston County, WA, is being sued because a woman with a life-threatening brain bleed was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving and did not receive timely medical care.