Several new shows were added to the Expo ’74 entertainment lineup, including country singer Lynn Anderson, Ballet Folklorico de Mexico and Larry Mahan’s All-Pro Rodeo.
A necropsy completed on a dead humpback whale that washed ashore earlier this week south of Manzanita indicates the animal likely died after being struck by a boat.
Washington State Ferries on Thursday published an invitation to bid on building five new hybrid-electric ferries, an overdue achievement that promises to eventually bring more reliability to cross-Sound ferry service.
Washington Senate lawmakers on Thursday discussed legislation that would enable judges to review and shorten long prison sentences, including life sentences.
Idaho Department of Water Resources Director Mathew Weaver issued a curtailment order Thursday afternoon that requires 6,400 junior groundwater rights holders who pump off the Eastern Snake Plain Aquifer to shut off their water.
May 31—Nearly 500 Boeing employees received a combined $11.5 million in wrongfully withheld travel pay, the Washington Department of Labor & Industries announced Thursday. The settlement marks the largest amount of back pay returned to workers in the agency's history, vastly eclipsing the previous record of $2 million restored to employees of two rental car companies in 2017. The last ...
Heather Lee Hawking’s cats left her Boise motel room a mess, with furniture destroyed, urine and feces everywhere and a litter of kittens born under the box spring of the bed. But that doesn’t necessarily mean she owes the motel owner money, according to an Idaho Supreme Court decision issued Thursday. Hawking took about 50 cats to the Super 8 motel on Elder Street by the Boise Airport for ...
State prosecutors in the University of Idaho student homicide case relied on a federal grand jury to obtain dozens of subpoenas to build their case against suspect Bryan Kohberger, it was revealed for the first time at a hearing Thursday.
When news broke Thursday that the first president in U.S. history was convicted of a crime, animated responses rang out from politicians and legal experts all across Washington state.
The city’s first PickleFest – a five-day open pickleball tournament – is being played on temporary courts under the U.S. Pavilion in the heart of Riverfront Park.
The city of Tukwila has agreed to pay $350,000 to settle a federal lawsuit filed by a man who was seriously injured when an officer accidentally shot him in the back during a late-night stop and altercation.
The cool weather this spring has been good for rhubarb plants. After emerging in early May, the thick, tangy stalks are ready for harvesting to be turned into pie, sauce, jam and rhubarb bread.
