‘Four bullets in ... your forehead’: WA lawmaker says disinformation led to death threat
Many Iranian Americans have come together to show support for protests in Iran against the Islamic regime. But divisions have also spurred finger-pointing.
As homicides spike, WA moms start group for parents of murdered children
"There are a lot of grieving families out there that feel like they're alone," said a mom whose son was killed. A new group lets...
WA doctor pushes back on questionable child abuse cases
A small-town Washington pediatrician called upon to consult in child abuse allegations has found other explanations for the kids' conditions in 77% of the cases.
Praying Bremerton football coach Joe Kennedy quits, claims retaliation
The assistant coach waged an eight-year legal battle for the right to pray on the field after games. He was back for exactly one game...
Bremerton gears up for first game, return of praying coach Joe Kennedy
Coach Joe Kennedy will pray after his first game since winning at the Supreme Court. But will others join in? Will people care? And will...
Sherpa climber in WA has summited Everest 17 times. Now he’s on to his next adventure VIEW
Lakpa Rita Sherpa summitted Everest 17 times and was the first Nepali to climb the "Seven Summits." Now, from his Bothell home, he's started his...
Imam in Seattle spends nearly 20 years on FBI watchlist
A Seattle Muslim leader has received constant scrutiny when he flies and was once handcuffed at a military base. No one will tell him why.
Why is WA the epicenter of the fentanyl crisis? VIEW
Fentanyl is sold for as little as 80 cents in Washington, which has seen the largest increase in fatal overdoses. Could a congressionally declared crisis...
Fentanyl addiction is tough to kick. Has WA found ‘the secret sauce’ in health ‘hub’ model?
Doctors are learning by trial and error what works, and what doesn't, when treating addiction. Health hubs could have the "secret sauce," says one top...
Treating fentanyl addiction is complicated. Here’s how WA doctors are adapting
Doctors used to have national protocols for administering opioid treatment drugs. But with fentanyl, they don't work and doctors are scrambling for solutions.