WSP: DUI driver hits trooper's car while aiding earlier collision on I-5
A suspected DUI driver struck a trooper's vehicle while he was tending to a separate collision on Interstate 5 in Everett ...
Washington State Patrol car hit by suspected DUI driver on I-5 in Everett
The trooper was not in the car at the time of the crash, but the patrol car was blocking the northbound HOV lane for an ...
WA state patrol vehicle hit by suspected DUI driver
A pursuit crash involving a suspected DUI driver near Los Angeles International Airport killed the vehicle’s passenger and ...
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ACSO handles two high-speed chases Thursday
RITZVILLE – Adams County Sheriff’s Office deputies had an eventful day Friday that included two high-speed chases which led ...
Pedestrian killed in Tukwila crash
A pedestrian was struck and killed by a car Friday morning on Highway 599 in Tukwila, according to Washington State Patrol.
Driver, suspected of DUI, hits WSP vehicle on I-5 near Everett
A driver in a white Ford Focus was driving north on I-5 in the HOV lane when it struck the unoccupied patrol vehicle. The ...
Governing5d
Washington State Senators Lay Out $16 Billion Transportation Budget
The state faces a severe shortfall, but a proposed package would raise or shift $1 billion in taxes to secure funding for ...
SW Washington trooper, former mayor investigated in theft, accused of destroying public records, report says
A Washington state trooper who previously served as the mayor of Woodland is being investigated for theft and destroying ...
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Washington Republicans push back against gun bill AG Brown believes will save lives
Second Substitute House Bill 1163 (E2SHB 1163), backed by Washington Attorney General Nick Brown, would require gun buyers to ...
Here’s how a new law will fight catalytic converter thefts in Washington
Leaders in Washington want to keep criminals from stealing your car’s catalytic converter. Starting April 1, a new bill will ...
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Washington AG backs gun permit bill as it advances in state Senate
For his debut testimony before the Washington state Legislature, Attorney General Nick Brown picked a bill to require a new state permit to purchase guns.