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UW to revise student conduct code as student leaders push back on discipline changes
UW student leaders say a proposed conduct rule could lead to unfair "guilt by association" in certain situations.
'Last year a dog won' | Kid-led 'straightest stick' contest brings smiles to Minnesota village
Siblings Setona and Soren Mahoney hosted their second annual straightest stick competition in Marine on St. Croix, Minnesota.
Brewers-Rays will produce a first-time champion, and maybe the first all-indoor World Series
The Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays will face off in the first World Series between title-less teams since the Phillies defeated the Kansas City Royals in 1980.
14 cats, mounting bills and a mission: Auburn groomer works to find them homes
An Auburn pet groomer is working to find forever homes for rescued cats and kittens after taking in 14 of them and spending more than $3,000 on their care.
Did anyone win Powerball's $607M jackpot? Here are the winning numbers for Oct. 19
A $607 million jackpot was up for grabs in Monday's Powerball drawing. Here are the winning numbers.
Japan launches spacecraft to mysterious moons of Mars in a bold mission to bring home soil samples
Five of the world's space agencies have joined forces for the five-year mission that will attempt to land a robotic prospector plus a rover on Mars' moon Phobos.
Ballard light rail could open in 2042. The funding still needs to follow
Sound Transit leaders answer questions Monday evening as the agency pursues cost savings and funding to extend service beyond Seattle Center.
Tacoma speed cameras recorded 400,000 speeding violations in 4 weeks. Only a fraction will be ticketed
During an initial 30-day warning period, city data showed roughly three out of every four vehicles passing through the intersection exceeded the posted speed.
Bucoda ends 'Boocoda' Halloween event over liability and cost concerns
The annual October celebration attracted thousands to Bucoda since 2011.
Seattle Children's lab, churches, affordable housing receive funds from city to decarbonize buildings
Nine organizations received funding from the City of Seattle's Jumpstart tax to retrofit high-emissions facilities in their buildings.
Man who took Peachy the flamingo from Las Vegas hotel exhibit found guilty of animal cruelty
A jury convicted a Canadian tourist of animal cruelty charges for snatching a flamingo named Peachy at a Las Vegas hotel.
Seven fire stations could fail in a major quake. Will voters pay to fix them?
Firefighters also say aging stations expose crews to dangerous fumes. The fix costs $420 million.
Video shows Arizona mother fighting off home intruder; suspect claims role-play setup
An Arizona woman claimed the man assaulted her and her 1-year-old daughter after entering her home uninvited.
Lay's introduces seasonal Thanksgiving-inspired chips ahead of the holidays
Lay's will soon release five seasonal flavors just in time for Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Trump: New Mexico should 'immediately' change its name to New America
President Donald Trump suggested again on Monday that New Mexico should change its name to New America.
Help KING 5 raise $5 million for the 26th annual Home Team Harvest
The 26th annual Home Team Harvest live special will air Saturday, Dec. 5, at 10 a.m.
Gelato sold at Lidl stores recalled over listeria
Lidl US is recalling one batch of Gelatelli Coffee & Vanilla Gelato with Coffee Sauce & Cookie Pieces because it may be contaminated with listeria.
Bicyclist dies after Seattle hit-and-run collision on Aurora Avenue North
A 30-year-old has died from injuries he sustained in a hit-and-run collision on Aurora Avenue North in Seattle last month.
Prosecutors say no evidence Des Moines murder suspects knew victim
Court records detail the allegations surrounding the death of Abraham Logan, 31, a youth basketball coach and father of two who was shot and killed in Des Moines.
The truth about regenerative labels | Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports warns that "regenerative" labels on food may not guarantee eco-friendly practices.
Buy Now, Pay Later debt is on the rise | Consumer Reports
Buy Now, Pay Later plans are growing in popularity for budget-minded consumers, but Consumer Reports warns of potential financial strain.
Ritz Crackers releasing gluten-free version of classic cracker, but only at 2 retailers
Ritz is releasing its first-ever gluten-free cracker, following in the steps of other popular cracker brands like Cheez-It and Goldfish.
What to buy in October | Consumer Reports
Retailers kick off the holiday sales season in October with early deals. Consumer Reports advises shoppers to research prices.
Consumer Reports Investigation: Unsafe cantilever baby bassinets
A Consumer Reports investigation reveals potential safety risks of cantilever-style bassinets. One model linked to infant deaths remains on sale.
Man arrested after firing shot at person inside Snohomish County building, deputies say
A man is in custody after allegedly entering a building and firing at someone Monday morning. No injuries were reported.
QFC set to open new Mercer Island pharmacy
The pharmacy, located at 8421 SE 68th St., will offer prescription filling and refills, immunizations, medication management and online prescription ordering.
Point Defiance Zoo's 'Zoolights' returns Nov. 27. Here's what you should know
Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium's 39th annual Zoolights returns Nov. 27 with over 1.5 million lights, wooden trolls, and more.
When do polls close on Election Day? A guide to voting times in all 50 states
A complete guide to poll closing times for every state during the upcoming midterm elections.
Authorities investigating body found near fire in White Center natural area
Firefighters discovered a deceased person near an illegal burn in the White Center Pond Natural Area Monday.
Why isn't Election Day a federal holiday?
Election Day falls on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November, a tradition that dates back to 1845 for presidential elections.
Democrat Marie Gluesenkamp Perez fights to keep a foothold in Pacific Northwest's Trump country
Democratic Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez of Washington has won twice in a district that voted for Trump.
Richard Riehle, 'Office Space' and 'Casino' star, dies at 78, reports say
Richard Riehle, who starred in more than 400 projects during his decades-long career, has died at age 78.
Georgia adoption journey turns gas station meeting into family 'sisterhood'
A chance conversation at a Georgia gas station led D’Amber Davis to adopt Katelyn Sparks' baby, fostering an unexpected sisterhood.
Trump signs order backed by the first lady aimed at boosting women's health research
President Donald Trump signed an order backed by first lady Melania Trump aimed at boosting women's health research.
Florida brings more charges against former Cuba president Raul Castro
Former Cuban President Raúl Castro is facing more charges in Florida related to the 1996 downing of civilian planes flown by Miami-based exiles.
Officer who shot into car and killed 1-year-old boy justified in use of force, Mississippi attorney general says
Mississippi's attorney general said the officer who shot into a car, killing a 1-year-old boy, was justified in the use of force.
Nor'easter brings gusty winds, high surf and coastal flooding to mid-Atlantic states
A strengthening nor'easter will continue to impact to the mid-Atlantic and East Coast through Wednesday. Here's a look at the timeline.
Pepsi announces new flavor for the holiday season
Pepsi revealed a new flavor for the upcoming holiday season.
Retired Ohio man sets out to visit every US state fair
An Ohio man tackles retirement boredom by visiting every state fair in America, seeking unique local flavors and experiences.
The leap second is scrapped to prevent a major tech crash, international scientists vote
Time has run out for the leap second, as an international group of scientists has voted to end the practice of adjusting time to prevent massive computer glitches.
'Love Is Blind' Season 11 cast previews the relationships, friendships and drama
The Boston-based cast of Season 11 of "Love Is Blind" discuss filming and what to expect on the Netflix reality dating show.
Bird flu detected in Washington dairy cattle for first time, with 1 human case reported
Two Yakima County dairy farms are the first in Washington with confirmed bird flu infections in cattle. One person has also tested positive.
Seattle social housing developer charts first construction project in Central District
The agency plans to build about 20 homes on property once owned by longtime state lawmaker Frank Chopp, with completion expected by 2028.
Elon Musk says he will give a SpaceX share to every kid in America
Elon Musk pledges to give each U.S. child one SpaceX share, but details on the distribution remain unclear.
Eagles QB Jalen Hurts expected to miss the rest of the season with blood clots, source says
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts remains sidelined indefinitely because of blood clots that could cost him the rest of the season.
National Guard member injured in shooting in DC while attempting to break up fight
A National Guard member was shot while trying to stop a fight outside a restaurant on Capitol Hill in D.C. Police said the service member is expected to recover.
Pierce County father arrested 19 months after 5-year-old son dies from fentanyl
Investigators say the father hid in the attic as deputies responded to his son's death and later left the home.
Woman dies at Lynnwood jail days after being taken into custody for DUI, theft offenses
The 48-year-old woman was found unresponsive Sunday afternoon, three days after being ordered into custody for DUI and theft offenses.
Here's what we know about the service member who fell to his death at a college football game
A service member died from injuries sustained during a pregame demonstration at a UTSA football game. An investigation is underway.
More than 1.5M pounds of meat and poultry recalled due to 'possible temperature abuse'
Kayem Foods Inc. has recalled more than 1.5 million pounds of ready-to-eat meat and poultry products. Here's what consumers should look for.
Amelia Earhart expedition crew finds 'no conclusive evidence' during search for plane wreckage
A group searching for Amelia Earhart's plane said what was originally thought to be plane wreckage on a remote island was likely a collection of large trees.
Air Force identifies service member who fell to his death rappelling at college football game
The man who fell while rappelling from the roof of the San Antonio Alamodome during a pregame ceremony has been identified as a career Air Force instructor.
2 drivers killed in head-on collision on Highway 164 west of Enumclaw
Two drivers were killed in a head-on collision on SR 164 west of Enumclaw. Investigators believe one car crossed the center line. Impairment is under investigation.
Meet the Seattle volunteers giving up their weekends to help domestic violence victims
The city's Victim Support Team works closely alongside police to be one of the first points of contact for victims coming out of violent situations.
Musk pledges to give a share of his SpaceX company to 'every kid in America'
Billionaire Elon Musk on Monday pledged to give one share of his company SpaceX to “every kid in America.”
Bend man who halted Silver Rail Elementary shooter called to tell his mother: 'I shot and killed him, mom'
Kenda Freeman said that her son, Kaylub Giamanco, called her after he helped to stop the deadly school shooting Thursday.
Buyer of Neil Armstrong's childhood home has plans to open it up for public tours
Astronaut Neil Armstrong's childhood home has been bought by a historic group that wants to open it up for tours, showing how the first man on the moon got started.
Miley Cyrus pays tribute to godmother Dolly Parton, wipes away tears during Hollywood Bowl concert
Clutching a tissue while a black-and-white photo of Dolly Parton was projected overhead at the Hollywood Bowl, Miley Cyrus reflected on the death of her godmother.
Canada awaits Alberta referendum results after Carney urges voters to reject separation
Voters in Alberta are deciding Monday whether to begin a process that could lead to independence, testing national unity amid U.S. President Trump's trade war.
Ocean City woman killed in crash involving transit bus
A woman was killed and two others injured after an SUV crossed into oncoming traffic and collided with a transit bus on state Route 109 in Grays Harbor County.
Injured owl rescued from I-5 near Olympia
A state trooper rescued the owl near I-5 and U.S. Route 101.
Crash on Highway 202 near Sammamish sends driver to hospital
Emergency personnel were on-scene at the time of the incident.
Cindy Crawford remembers son Presley Gerber in social media post
Model Cindy Crawford mourned the loss of son Presley Gerber — who died at 27 in September — in a social media post Sunday.
Man arrested for attempted murder after dispute over Wi-Fi in Whatcom County, deputies say
The suspect allegedly struck the victim on the head with a glass bottle, deputies said.
Woman released after truck drives onto Kansas youth soccer field, killing 2
A 34-year-old woman was released pending further investigation after a pickup truck struck people at a Wichita, Kansas, soccer field, killing two.
No injuries reported in early morning house fire in Olympia
Firefighters responding to multiple 911 calls arrived to find flames coming from a home in the 200 block of Wilson Street NE Sunday morning.
Trump says he will close historic DC golf course for 15 months of renovations
President Donald Trump plans to close Washington’s historic East Potomac Golf Course for 15 months as a legal challenge to his renovation moves forward.
New survey reveals what makes someone a bad travel companion
A Booking.com survey of more than 29,000 travelers found that bad trips have led some people to reconsider relationships and friendships.
Teen boy shot, killed in downtown Tacoma; police search for suspect
A Tacoma Police Department spokesperson confirmed the victim was at least a teenager and said no suspects have been identified.
Voter's guide: Key races, how to vote in Washington's 2026 November general election
Here is what to know about voting in Washington state's 2026 general election, including registering to vote, tracking your ballot and the key races to watch.
Air Force service member dies after incident during pregame ceremony at Texas football game
An Air Force service member died after being injured during a pregame ceremony at a University of Texas at San Antonio football game.
Metal bracket falls from Cedar Point roller coaster into guest area
Cedar Point closed its Millennium Force roller coaster after a metal bracket fell into a guest area, days after a fatal incident at another Six Flags park.
Faithful gather to welcome Pope Leo back for Sunday blessing after cancer surgery
Pope Leo XIV delivered his first public blessing since lung cancer surgery, returning to St. Peter’s Square four days after the operation.
Local Latino leaders encourage young people to register to vote ahead of pivotal midterm
El Centro de la Raza is organizing free events for young people ages 18-24 to encourage more Latino voters to register to vote.
Grass fire at Canadian military base kills 4 soldiers and critically injures 19 other people
Canada’s defense minister says that people have been killed and injured in an incident at a military base in Alberta that caused a major fire.
Bend, Oregon school shooting: How to help victims, community
Here's how to help those affected by the Silver Rail Elementary School mass shooting, from direct donations to mental health resources.
Seattle 'No Kings' protesters push for change in midterms
Demonstrators called for accountability and urge for voter turnout.
Did anyone win Powerball's $600M jackpot? Here are the winning numbers for Oct. 17
A $600 million jackpot was up for grabs in Saturday's Powerball drawing. Here are the winning numbers.
Grass fire at Canadian military base kills 4 soldiers and critically injures 19 other people
Four service members were killed and dozens more seriously injured in a fire at a military base in Alberta, Canada, on Saturday the prime minister said.
Family sues City of Seattle again over teen's fatal fall at Gas Works Park
A new wrongful death lawsuit filed against the city of Seattle for a teen's fatal fall at Gas Works in Oct. 2025 alleges that internal conflict led to negligence.
2 killed, 11 others hospitalized, including children, after car drives through Kansas soccer field, police say
A child and an adult were killed after a vehicle drove through a soccer field in Kansas on Saturday, police said. "Multiple" others were taken to hospitals.
Val Chmerkovskiy suspended from 'Dancing With the Stars' after social media post
Val Chmerkovskiy was suspended from "Dancing With the Stars" for a week after making what the network called an "inappropriate" social media post.
Federal judge halts USDA and Forest Service restructuring plan, including elimination of Portland office
The Portland office was scheduled to be axed in a Forest Service restructuring plan, with workers having to commute to Salem. But the block could be temporary.
Search continues after boat capsizes off Baja California coast. 16 rescued, but others missing
Authorities are searching for 11 people believed to be missing after a boat departing from Mexico capsized off the coast of Baja California.
Bystander, teacher, parent helped prevent 'more bloodshed' in Oregon school shooting, police say
Police credited a bystander, a parent and a teacher with helping prevent further tragedy during a deadly elementary school shooting in Bend, Oregon.
18-year-old arrested after 15-year-old stabbed in Freeland, deputies say
Deputies said a 15-year-old boy was airlifted to Harborview after being stabbed during a fight in Freeland. An 18-year-old suspect was arrested.
Hazmat crews respond to reportedly dangerous CO2 levels inside Ballard commercial building
Dangerous levels of carbon dioxide were detected inside a Ballard commercial building Saturday, prompting evacuations as hazmat crews worked to secure a leak.
Traffic disrupted as thousands attend 'No Kings' march in Seattle
The demonstration, billed as a "Vote Early" march and voting fair, was part of a nationwide series of rallies opposing President Donald Trump.
Stop using this Power Quick Pot pressure cooker immediately, CPSC warns
Federal safety regulators are warning consumers to dispose of a Power Quick Pot pressure cooker after reports of serious burn injuries.
No Kings rallies across US urge voters to cast ballots early ahead of midterms
Rallies calling for election integrity and urging voters to cast ballots early in the upcoming midterms are being held in dozens of cities, towns and communities.
Florida man killed by nearly 12-foot alligator while fishing at park
A 71-year-old man was killed by an 11-foot, 8-inch alligator while fishing at a Florida park, marking the state's second fatal attack this year.
Fire heavily damages Edmonds restaurant, neighboring nail salon
South County Fire crews responded around 5:45 a.m. to Gyro Makers restaurant in the Westgate Village commercial center.
WNBA Finals 2026: How to watch the Golden State Valkyries vs. Atlanta Dream
The Golden State Valkyries and Atlanta Dream will face off in the WNBA Finals, with the first game airing Saturday on NBC.
Seattle sees room to expand civilian crisis response
Seattle’s civilian crisis responders have taken on a growing share of emergency calls since the program launched in October 2023.
'Nobody is immune': Bend grieves after deadly school shooting as community comes together
As Bend mourns three students and a teacher killed in a school shooting, neighbors and businesses are stepping up to offer comfort, food and free lodging.
Boise State graduate identified as teacher killed in Oregon school shooting
A Boise State classmate, now a teacher in Washington, remembers Megan Lambert, the Bend teacher killed in Thursday’s school shooting, as kind, welcoming and a hero.
A farmer found an 11-foot metal object in a Minnesota cornfield. Its origin remains a mystery
An 11-foot metallic object found in a western Minnesota cornfield is being investigated by state and federal agencies.
Zelenskyy urges support for new US sanctions on Russia after Trump puts them on hold
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy urged support for Russia sanctions after Trump paused new restrictions as Russian strikes targeted energy sites ahead of winter.
Vatican says Pope Leo to be released from the hospital Saturday, 4 days after lung cancer surgery
Pope Leo XIV is expected to return to the Vatican Saturday after surgery confirmed lung cancer, with a public blessing planned for Sunday.