A bill known as the Traffic Safety for All Act would restrict Washington police officers from pulling people over for nonmoving violations.

Police in Washington would be barred from stopping drivers solely for nonmoving violations, like expired tabs or a broken headlight, under a Democratic-backed bill in the state Legislature.

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Andrew Gilbertson, 32, forcibly took Ryderie Gilbertson from his mother in the area of Overaa Road in Port Orchard.

A Michigan man was sentenced to 20 years in prison for traveling to sexually abuse a minor who lived in Washington.

An AMBER Alert was issued for a 17-month-old boy from Kitsap County on Monday morning. The Washington State Patrol said ...

A cyclist zips along the paved trail near Richland’s Bateman Island on a battery-powered electric bicycle in 2023. Bob Brawdy ...

The court’s verdict is in – and it’s one rooted in the First Amendment even if the decision is to retire a bit of expressive speech, the Confederate battle flag, from public ...

For the first time since 2020, WA experienced a decline in auto thefts - down 31% when compared to 2023 according to a report ...

The plate was introduced at about the same time as Democratic Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton, the District's non-voting ...