Alejandra Guzman

EVERETT, Wash. - In a decisive 5-1 vote, Everett’s city council approved a rezone for the former Waits Motel site, a location that has long been associated with crime and drug activity.

Deeply rooted in Mexican culture, Día de Muertos is a celebration of life and death, inviting reflection through memories and traditions.

A small Washington county of 78,000 people hasn't picked a losing presidential candidate since 1976.

As the country transitions from the Biden administration to the second Trump administration, Americans are voicing a mix of emotions about the future, from optimism to uncertainty, as they reflect on the election results.

Seattle Public Schools to hold meeting on school closures

Immigrant rights groups concerned after Trump names new border czar

This filing marks the first step in recalling an elected official in Washington state. Here's what happens next.

Kahmari Hale, 20, faces charges of second-degree murder for the death of Johnathan Stutson, with prosecutors alleging he taunted and targeted the unhoused before the shooting.

A powerful storm swept through Western Washington on Tuesday, leaving a trail of destruction and claiming two lives in separate incidents involving falling trees.

Many living on the eastside are filling up public spaces, looking for a way to rest and recharge amid widespread power outages.