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State insurance commissioner warns against ‘price optimization’

State Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler warns insurance companies against using certain personal data to rate customers.Click to Continue »

 

Fire at Kent recycling plant burns half acre of paper

A Kent paper recycling plant caught fire Wednesday and burned a half acre of paper and cardboard, according to the Fire Department.Click to Continue »

 

Michael Breer gets 18 years for killing friend with skillets

A 20-year-old South Hill man pleaded guilty to second-degree murder Thursday for beating his childhood friend, Justin Morris, to death with two iron frying pans and a golf club in…Click to Continue »

 

Woman who died in Washington ice caves from California

A 34-year-old woman who was killed when ice and rock fell inside ice caves in Washington state has been identified as a hiker from California.Click to Continue »

 

Few parents opt elementary children out of new state tests

Complaints about the new statewide tests based on the Common Core curriculum have been heard loudly on social media.Click to Continue »

 

Supreme Court rejects serial killer Robert Yates' petition

The Washington Supreme Court has again rejected an effort by serial killer Robert Yates to overturn his conviction and death sentence.Click to Continue »

 

Senate set to vote on class size initiative, testing bills

The Senate is expected to vote to delay a class-size initiative, the final component of a two-year $38.2 billion state operating budget signed by Gov. Jay Inslee last week.Click to Continue »

 

Tacoma Rainiers wait out rain delay, thump Reno

After a nearly 2-hour delay, starter Jordan Pries pitches the Rainiers over the Aces, 9-3, lifting 44-43 Tacoma over .500 for the first time since the season was 3 days…Click to Continue »

 

Art on the Ave festival, Cinema Gig, Second City at Lakewold Gardens, Seattle Outdoor Theater Festival

Our picks for your weekend: Art on the Ave, outdoor movies, chamber music and theater in the park…Click to Continue »

 

State urges anglers to help protect fish stocks stressed by drought

State Department of Fish and Wildlife also monitoring stream conditions, hatchery operations.Click to Continue »

 

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