Madeline Ottilie

If you haven't already mailed your ballot for the upcoming election, Washington election officials are urging you to use a drop box, rather than a U.S.

“I really think everyone should get CPR and first aid training. You having that training can be the difference between life and death," the child's mother said.

Retail experts attribute price hikes this year in part to higher U.S. tariffs, gas prices and energy costs.

“This chair is freaking awesome!”

Dress for Success Seattle is offering free clothing, accessories, and community resources to educators, school administrators, healthcare workers, first responders, and members of the military community.

Dress for Success Seattle is offering free clothing, accessories, and community resources to educators, school administrators, healthcare workers, first responders, and members of the military community.

K-12 families are expected to spend more than $860 on back-to-school supplies this year, according to the National Retail Federation.

A survey of hundreds of local election officials found that nearly a third have experienced threats, harassment or abuse because of their job. The findings from the Brennan Center for Justice come as election offices across Washington increase security and transparency measures to protect workers and voters.

“You will notice the smell, the irritation in your lungs and nose, but it also can make breathing harder,” he said. “It can trigger asthma attacks, and it’s also a risk for much more serious conditions like a heart attack or flaring up COPD.”

A survey of hundreds of local election officials found that nearly a third have experienced threats, harassment, or abuse because of their job.