Olympia’s Route ONE Ends Saturday as Petition Fails to Save It

A cherished Intercity Transit bus route in Olympia wraps up this weekend despite 270 residents' signatures urging its survival. Riders mourn the loss with a farewell event Saturday afternoon. New routes launch Sunday amid a major system redesign.

May 6

Puget Sound Gets Sweeping New Protections as Washington Targets Pollution

May 6

Seattle Feds Dismantle Fentanyl Rings: 18 Arrested, Millions of Pills Seized

Federal agents shattered two major fentanyl trafficking operations in the Seattle area, arresting 18 suspects and confiscating over 3.4 million potentially lethal doses—enough to kill every resident of King County. The takedowns targeted family-run networks from Renton to Sammamish, blending street dealing with money laundering and gunrunning. Washington communities from Kent to Everett breathe easier as these poison pipelines are severed.

May 6

Vancouver Police Dismantle Meth Ring in Historic 'Operation Methopotamia'

May 6

Spokane Feds Bust 21 Armed Meth Traffickers in Massive Takedown

May 6

Spreading Good Vibes Widely: Multiplying Your Reach

Want to amplify your positive impact? Reaching more people across different platforms can turn small acts of kindness into a powerful force.

May 6

The Universal Appeal of Number Sequences

May 6

Starlette Signs: Celestial Echoes and Harmonious Horizons - A Day of Open Doors!

May 6

Navigating the Silent Treatment: Is It Ever Justifiable?

May 6

Navigating the Friendship Maze: When to Fold 'Em

May 6

Bridging Divides: Finding Common Ground in Our Digital World

In an era of ever-increasing digital platforms, let's explore how we can use these tools to build bridges instead of walls within our communities. Discover simple strategies for connecting with neighbors across different online spaces.

May 6

Spokane Home Prices Hit $465K Peak Amid Surging Inventory Shift

Spokane's median home price rocketed to $464,975 in May 2025, the highest since 2022, fueled by robust demand for single-family homes in Eastern Washington. Yet rising inventory to nearly 4,000 listings signals a market divide, with experts cautioning of an affordability squeeze as sales climb. Buyers face a split landscape: hot competition in some segments, stalled listings in others.

May 6