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A panel of three King County District Court judges heard oral arguments on Tuesday on the admissibility of blood alcohol readings from the breathalyzer used by all law enforcement in the state.

Washington's Indigenous tribes have proposed new names for several natural locations around the state with derogatory names.

A number of months ago, when Gov. Inslee mocked the challenges to the national election fraud made by Donald Trump, he threatened to push for this.

The Washington State Toxicologist is being blamed for what could prove to be the unwinding of tens of thousands of DUI cases where blood-alcohol readings from a breathalyzer were used in the conviction.

Though the ruling only directly affects Kitsap County courts, the effects could be felt around the state. WSP denies its official committed a crime.

We did a little driving around the Tri-Cities, and found at least 8 such small stands that do not have bathrooms. This also affects stands with a toilet, but currently not available to customers.

The new rule requires coffee stands to have plumbing, which could cost tens of thousands of dollars to install, one business owner warned.

A civilian oversight board says some Seattle police officers routinely and illegally ignored state and city mask mandates.

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Russia escalates energy war: The nation cut off natural gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria in response to Western sanctions imposed because of the Russia-Ukraine war, reports CNN. Russian energy company Gazprom released a statement saying they've fully cut off Poland's PGNiG and Bulgaria's Bulgargaz after both refused to pay in rubles. Though the stoppage won't completely topple the countries, European leaders have called the move "blackmail." Time to start looking int...