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GOLD BAR, Wash. - Authorities say two men drowned Saturday afternoon in the Skykomish River east of Gold Bar. According to the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office, search-and-rescue crews were called to the report of two men in the river at Cable Drop Trail near Sunset Falls. The two men in...

TACOMA, Wash. - Pierce County detectives are searching for a driver accused of killing a man with his car after an argument Saturday afternoon. Deputies were called to the report a homicide at 106th St. and Ainsworth Ave. S. According to the Pierce County Sheriff's Department, witnesses said two men...

TACOMA, Wash. — Tacoma officials are looking at two properties as potential sites for shelters to address homelessness. The proposal is part of Tacoma’s lofty goal to end homelessness in the city by November of this year. One property is a 13,000-square-foot empty lot at 8208 Pacific Ave, and the other is an undeveloped 33,000-square-foot site near 3901 33rd St. NE.

SEATTLE — A new recommendation by King County public health officials to wear masks again in indoor public settings has some business operators and customers balking at the idea of returning to them. The recommendation, laid out in this blog post by Public Health -- Seattle & King County on...

SEATTLE — Seattle’s Central District is turning some heads with the “Tech Taco Truck” that’s been charging the community for several weeks. Moises Santos has been running the El Costeno Taco Truck at an old gas station for years and said he had been dreaming about reviving the location that has been neglected for decades due to systemic issues.

Attorney General Bob Ferguson announced that a King County antique business and one of its owners pleaded guilty to trafficking in species threatened with extinction under a voter-approved initiative banning the sale or transfer of products made from certain endangered species. Following an investigation, state and federal Fish and Wildlife...

The driver of a Honda sedan died Friday night, July 23, 2021 after he rear-ended a semi-truck on Aurora Ave N. At around 10:45pm, a King County Sheriff’s Deputy reported a large group of illegal street racers driving near the Shoreline/Seattle city limits. The driver of a Honda sedan in...

It’s a cool but sunny morning as I meet Michael Frazier, executive director of Viva Farms, at the farmland deemed Viva 1, located on 33 acres in Skagit Valley. In the height of the growing season here at Viva, they are growing more than just fruit and vegetables. There are three main branches to what they grow — farmers, community and food. Frazier likes to think of it as “three legs on a stool,” creating a viable and sustainable business.

Diversity appears to be Federal Way’s double-edged sword. We champion our diversity as a badge of courage, but fail to capitalize on its potential. Federal Way’s school system has the unique status of being the most diverse in the state. Kent, Renton Auburn and Tukwila comprise two through five on the diversity list. Federal Way is also the fifth most diverse in the nation.

EVERETT — Faced with the prediction of unprecedented June heat — 100-plus degrees in Everett? — groaning people around North Puget Sound dusted off fans and loaded freezers with ice. Mike Shapley’s approach was to stockpile massive amounts of water. Shapley is the Snohomish County Public Utility District’s short-term power...

Deanna and the MOViN 92.5 Street Team were hanging out at T-Mobile Park today! DJs Steve & Romeo were jamming down in the Pen as fans were showing off their best moves! Listeners had the chance to win Billie Elish Tickets and got to take home MOViN swag! Check out this Gallery if you took photos with us today!

Thanks for the tips about the fencing that’s up at Madison Middle School. Construction mobilization is under way for the building addition that will be built over the next year. The school will stay open while it’s being built, but Seattle Public Schools says half the playfield will be off-limits.

HILLSBORO, Ore. — The Vancouver Canadians drew a bases-loaded walk in the bottom of the 10th inning to hand the visiting Everett AquaSox a 7-6 walkoff loss Saturday night at Ron Tonkin Field. It snapped a six-game win streak for the High-A West-leading AquaSox, who had won the first four...