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March 4

Washington skier buried in avalanche is rescued after wife uses phone app to track him

A skier buried for hours in a Washington avalanche last week was saved after wife's intuition led her to check his phone's location using an app.

February 27

ICE blasts Washington mayor over directive restricting immigration enforcement

Everett Mayor Cassie Franklin issued a directive limiting ICE immigration enforcement in city buildings, sparking federal backlash over escalating tensions.

February 27

Dem Washington House majority leader apologizes for being ‘impaired’ during budget hearing

Washington state Democratic lawmaker Joe Fitzgibbon apologized after drinking alcohol before a House committee hearing where he appeared with slurred speech.

February 24

Washington state stabbing rampage leaves 5 dead, including suspect shot by deputies

Authorities are investigating a stabbing in Washington state that left four victims and the suspect dead after deputies responded to reports.

February 20

Fentanyl exposure scare forces courtroom evacuation during active trial

Nearly two dozen people evacuated a Washington courtroom after fentanyl residue was found on a drug evidence scale, triggering an emergency hazmat response and safety concerns.

February 17

House Dem's graphic chicken decapitation 'horrified' her college roommates: 'Blood went everywhere'

Ex-college roommates of Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez recalled how their "urban farming" experiment often got bloody, including when she "serrated" a chicken's head off.

February 14

Ted Bundy’s cousin recalls the chilling moment that exposed the monster within

Ted Bundy's cousin Edna Martin shares her shocking story in the Oxygen true crime documentary "Love, Ted Bundy," revealing how she discovered the horrifying truth.

February 9

Washington Post scrapped ‘We the People’ campaign after MS NOW used same tagline: report

Washington Post reportedly scrapped "We the People" campaign after MS NOW used same tagline.

February 5

Washington Post top editor admits morale issues plagued paper long before brutal layoffs

Washington Post executive editor Matt Murray says morale issues have plagued the paper for years, even before wrenching layoffs of hundreds of journalists.

February 4

Washington Post closes sports department, cuts other sections as part of sweeping layoffs

The Washington Post announced sweeping layoffs on Wednesday, with entire departments, including the sports section, eliminated in their current forms.