What Ending Penny Production Means For American Currency
The penny, once a staple in our wallets, now finds itself retired, making way for a new era in how we handle money.
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How the Ballmer Group's Donation Boosts ECEAP in Washington
Picture this: 10,000 more kids getting a solid start in education. A new commitment from a familiar name could make it happen.
Understanding Washington's WA Cares Program and Its Future Challenges
As WA Cares gears up to roll out benefits, many are left wondering about the long-term health of the fund.
Who is Seattle’s New Mayor Katie Wilson and Her Vision?
As the votes rolled in, Katie Wilson transformed her campaign from underdog to frontrunner, setting the stage for a fresh approach to local leadership.
How A Killer's Release As Santa Claus Sparks Public Outcry
Imagine the holiday season brightened by a Santa with a dark past—how do families feel about this twist in their community narrative?
What Christmas Decorations Are Illegal In Washington State?
As the holiday season kicks off, remember that some festive touches might just land you in hot water with local laws.
Why Dining Out In Washington State Costs More Than Ever
With menu prices climbing, Washington’s dining scene is looking a bit different these days. It’s a challenge that could change where we eat.
When Driving Too Slowly Becomes A Traffic Violation In Washington
Ever thought you could get pulled over for going too slow? Well, it turns out there are rules about that here in Washington.
Investigation Launched into Tacoma Urban League's Fund Management
As the Tacoma Urban League deals with its CEO's suspension, the community is left questioning where the money really goes.
Seattle Mayoral Election: Wilson Surges Past Harrell in Votes
A slim vote margin has flipped the narrative in the Seattle mayoral election, leaving many wondering what comes next.