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Plaintiffs asked to identify and describe their tattoos; They say the request is racist
Four Black men are suing a Seattle Central District strip mall for negligent security after a 2021 shooting that injured four people, as first reported by the Seattle Times. They claim to have received a racist discovery request from the defense attorneys. In June, Jackson Investors North, owners of the...
Seahawks Land 6-Foot-6 Playmaker & Former Top-10 Tight End While Making Cuts
The Seattle Seahawks added some depth at tight end by signing former UCLA playmaker Michael Ezeike and ex-Pittsburg State standout Devon Garrison. Seattle released cornerback Willie Roberts and linebacker Devin Richardson to make room for the newly added tight ends. The Seahawks are dealing with injuries at the position as...
Wet weather chances increase around the PNW Wednesday
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Wet weather returns to western Oregon and Washington Wednesday as temperatures remain below average. A few light rain showers are likely from the Oregon Coast to the Cascades Wednesday as a front approaches. The increase in cloud coverage will help keep temperatures in the mid-70s Wednesday afternoon. Forecast highs put Portland nearly five to 10-degrees below the average of 82 this time of year.
Report: Seattle Apartment Market Shows Signs of Life
Kidder Mathews’ multifamily team, led by Dylan Simon and Jerrid Anderson, released its third-quarter market research on the Seattle and Puget Sound apartment markets. “The real estate market in Puget Sound is showing signs of life again — and bringing more liquidity and clarity on pricing as a result,” said Simon. “With little new construction on the horizon, we expect sustained modest rental rate growth as new supply continues to get absorbed.”
With 51-vote margin, Washington lands commissioner primary heads to recount
As ballot counting wrapped up Tuesday night, Dave Upthegrove appeared to have edged out Sue Kuehl Pederson by just 51 votes – of 1.9 million cast – for second place in the Washington state lands commissioner primary. It’s one of the closest results in a race for statewide office in Washington’s history. If the outcome […]
Chris Vance is once again a Republican ... for Harris
Among the many political factions supporting Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris is a group from the other side of the aisle. Republicans for Harris is a national movement that has a handful of local Washingtonians on board.
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife seeks input on new solar and wind power guidelines
OLYMPIA, Wash. – The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is updating its guidelines for solar and wind power and seeks public input. WDFW said the revised guidelines aim to ensure responsible siting of industrial renewable energy facilities to minimize impacts on wildlife and habitats. WDFW invites feedback on renewable energy development and its potential effects on wildlife, plants and habitats.
Washington State Red Light Traffic Cameras Aren’t Allowed To Do This
Washington State Red Light Traffic Cameras Aren't Allowed To Do This. So I was driving down 20th Avenue in Pasco and came across the red light traffic camera that'll send you a photo if you run a red light. The One Thing You Need To Know About Washington State Red...
Retired WA ferries' voyage to Ecuador postponed due to tow malfunction
BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, Wash. - Two retired Washington ferries set for delivery to Ecuador have had their final voyage postponed due to technical issues. The Elwha and Klahowya ferries were purchased by Nelson Armas of Ecuador for $100,000 each, but their 3,700-mile trip to South America has been put on hold. According to Washington State Ferries (WSF), the buyer's tow equipment malfunctioned, and the Elwha and Klahowya were unable to even get out of Elliott Bay.
State Department of Labor & Industries uncovers safety violations in Fish and Wildlife incidents
The Washington State Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) identified multiple workplace safety violations linked to two recent incidents involving the Washington Department of Fish and ...
Washington truckers warn California emissions policy threatens supply chain
(The Center Square) – The state trucking industry is calling on the Legislature and Gov. Jay Inslee to detach Washington state from a California-based electric vehicle program due to a variety of practical and logistical factors that they argue threaten the supply chain system. Under California’s Advanced Clean Trucks program, the trucking industry must progressively transition to zero emissions for medium and heavy-duty trucks. Starting next year, zero emission vehicles must make up 7% of all Class 2b-3 truck and Class 7-8 tractor sales, while...
Idaho agriculture department reports non-living invasive zebra mussels found in aquarium balls
Non-living zebra mussels — a fast-spreading invasive species that can clog pipes — have been detected in Marimo moss balls being sold in Idaho, state officials announced Monday. A news release by the Idaho State Department of Agriculture said the mussels were found on moss balls shipped to a Boise aquarium product retailer, and that […]
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