Job loss, mental health and the fate of federal workers
“I am going through hell,” said one federal employee, who worked at the National Institute on Aging, one of 27 centers that make up the NIH.
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Ask Angi: How can I prepare my yard for spring?
Here are a few tips for how to set the stage for a beautiful garden.
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92% of Mobile Apps Found to Use Insecure Cryptographic Methods
Study reveals 92% of mobile apps use insecure cryptographic methods, exposing millions to data risks
Yakima County will pay embattled coroner to resign
Jim Curtice is facing criminal charges for allegedly taking drugs from corpses. In exchange for resigning, he’ll get about $64,000 and the county’s cadaver dog.
WA Democrats introduce new tax proposals as clock ticks
Democratic lawmakers have a new plan to increase taxes to fill a $16 billion budget hole. Here’s what they’re considering now that they’ve nixed the wealth tax.
Bremerton women charged with identity theft scam of 278 people
Investigators believe the women defrauded hundreds of people across Kitsap and Mason counties from 2019 to 2024, using stolen mail and personal documents.
Had enough Trump? Poll of WA finds we’re once again obsessed
A whopping two-thirds of people in Washington told a pollster they’d had at least one conversation about you-know-who in the past few days. Doom-scrolling is also back.
Birds in pond caught in a high-speed chase
Two male hooded mergansers show off their flashy plumage in a high-speed chase over a tadpole.
Seattle plans expansion of cameras to catch speeders
Seattle could, by year’s end, double the number of schools equipped with automated speed cameras and install them outside of school zones for the first time.