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A fight between romantic rivals in Washington state results in ICE arrests

The love triangle set off big emotions — and a series of events that would end with a man and his brother in immigration jail, and possibly headed to El Salvador's notorious Terrorism Confinement Center.

Seattleite killed by Israeli sniper commemorated in legislation amid push for independent investigation

A new House resolution is mostly symbolic in its recognition of Ayşenur Ezgi Eygi’s life. But a Senate bill, if passed, would pressure the federal government to independently investigate her killing by an Israeli sniper last year.

2 security guards on duty, video surveillance: Seattle passes new safety regulations for after-hours lounges

The regulations are aimed at curbing a trend of violence associated with the venues, which have been at the center of several shootings and fights.

Electric vehicle market stalls in Washington state as Tesla sales plunge

Electric-vehicle sales in Washington state are stuck in neutral and might even be going in reverse, according to data from the Washington Department of Licensing.

Seattle Public Schools delays sunset of highly-capable cohort program

Seattle Public Schools has changed course on its gifted education program, announcing plans to keep dedicated schools open for at least three more years.

Famous orca mom carries another dead calf around Puget Sound

Two newborn calves joined the Northwest's endangered orcas in December. By New Year’s Eve, one of them was dead — and being carried around on its mother’s nose.

Suspect at large after unprovoked stabbing in Seattle's Little Saigon

A 22-year-old man was stabbed Sunday night in an unprovoked attack in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District neighborhood, police say. The stabbing occurred within a block of a corner deemed so dangerous that county buses no longer stop there.

Washington state gets NY bank to pay $10 million for role in pandemic unemployment fraud

Metropolitan Commercial Bank will reimburse Washington state $10 million in unemployment funds that were stolen and processed through the bank during the pandemic, the state Attorney General’s office announced this week.

How wildfires may lead to higher rates of dementia

No juveniles in adult prisons, Washington court orders

A Thurston County Superior Court judge told the state it has two weeks to return 43 young men it suddenly moved last Friday from the Green Hill School juvenile rehabilitation center to an adult prison in Shelton unless it can convince the court that the emergency move was necessary to reduce dangerous overcrowding.