
Seattle police killings rose under federal oversight, according to data analysis
Just before a key hearing on federal oversight of Seattle police, a new data analysis raises questions about the department's use of fatal force.
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Just before a key hearing on federal oversight of Seattle police, a new data analysis raises questions about the department's use of fatal force.
A new public-facing dashboard allows people to see the levels of "forever chemicals" in their community's drinking water.
The sexual abuse charges against former basketball coach Jake Jackson, which involve six former players, have rattled the small town of Sumner.
Prosecutors filed 10 criminal counts against ex-basketball coach Jake Jackson, including rape of a child. His lawyer says he intends to plead not guilty.
In response to a Seattle Times and ProPublica series, the state is getting more power to regulate private schools operating with public money.
The federal appeals court ruling sided with People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals in their ongoing disclosure battle with the University of Washington's primate...
Four Sumner basketball players who told police a former coach sexually abused them notified Sumner-Bonney Lake School District on Monday of their intent to sue.
At least six boys have accused Sumner coach Jake Jackson of sexual abuse, but police face problems obtaining social media messages as evidence.
Submit your questions about student homelessness to be asked during a live event focused on how homelessness affects K-12 students in Washington and the U.S.
Councilmember Andrew Lewis announced a plan to double the city's tiny homes. But there's little to show other than social media posts and a webpage...