Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant in Washington amid conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon

Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant is in Washington this week while Israel fights on two fronts - in Gaza and on the border with Lebanon.

Missing Skier Recovery in Mount Rainier National Park

A missing skier's body was recovered after falling 200 feet in Mount Rainier National Park in Washington state. Recovery was delayed due to hazardous conditions in the area.

FDA Warning on Contaminated Shellfish in Oregon and Washington States

The U.S. FDA warns against consuming shellfish from Oregon and Washington states due to contamination with paralytic shellfish poisoning toxins. At least 31 people in Oregon have been sickened. The toxin is produced by algae and can cause numbness, vomiting, diarrhea, and other severe symptoms. Cooking or freezing contaminated shellfish does not make them safe to eat.

Analysis of Reaction to Former President Trump's Conviction

Fox News host Jesse Watters discusses the reaction to former President Trump's conviction in his New York criminal trial and why Washington elites 'hate' Trump. Watters highlights Trump's decision to enter politics to fight for the country and criticizes Washington's corrupt policies.

Fatal Shooting on Interstate 5 in Washington State

A Washington state trooper fatally shot a man with a hammer who had attacked state Department of Transportation workers along Interstate 5 north of Seattle.

Senator Tom Cotton's comments on Donald Trump's New York business record case

Senator Tom Cotton claims there is no evidence of any crime in former President Trump's New York business record case, criticizes the trial and emphasizes the importance of legislators focusing on their job in Washington.

Washington State Gubernatorial Primary

Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson faced unexpected challengers in the state's gubernatorial primary who shared his name. They withdrew from the race after facing potential criminal charges for attempting to confuse voters.

US Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas

US Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas addresses controversies and negativity surrounding him and his wife, criticizes Washington's atmosphere, and discusses his approach to judicial ethics and decision-making.

Washington's Ferry System Issues

Washington's ferry system, the largest in the U.S., is facing issues due to chronic underfunding and staff shortages, impacting those who rely on it.

Man Sentenced for Burying Wife Alive in Lacey, Washington

A man in Lacey, Washington, was sentenced to 13 years for burying his wife alive after beating, stabbing, and tying her up. He claimed to be suffering from mental illness and PTSD. The incident occurred during an argument at the victim's home while they were going through a separation.

Teachers using stand-up comedy to combat classroom burnout

Teachers in Oregon and Washington are finding a way to combat classroom burnout by participating in stand-up comedy shows where they joke about their day jobs. The Teacher Show features educators of all levels sharing humorous stories from the classroom.

Sports

D.C.'s pro basketball and hockey teams will stay in their arena in downtown Washington, reversing earlier plans to move to a new arena in Alexandria, Virginia.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's Showdown with President Biden Over Potential Military Operation in Rafah

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu faces opposition from President Biden over potential military operation in Rafah to defeat Hamas. Biden opposes invasion, invites Israeli officials for talks in Washington. Netanyahu insists on entering Rafah to destroy Hamas. Political interests at play as Biden faces pressure from anti-Israel activists in Michigan. Netanyahu addresses Senate Republican caucus amid controversy.

U.S.-China Technological Dominance Race

Washington's recent move on TikTok is part of a race between the U.S. and China for technological dominance.

Controversy over Homeless Encampments in Burien, Washington

Discussion about a proposed bill by Rep. Rashida Tlaib to pay some homeless individuals $1,400 a month sparks controversy in Burien, Washington. King County Sheriff directs deputies not to enforce a new ordinance outlawing homeless encampments, raising concerns about constitutionality. Burien Mayor Kevin Schilling considers establishing a city-run police department if an agreement with the sheriff's office is broken.

Avalanche Deaths in Washington and Idaho

Two separate avalanches in Washington and Idaho have resulted in the deaths of two snowmobilers. The avalanches were triggered in high avalanche danger conditions, leading to tragic outcomes.

Prank Traffic Sign in Spokane, Washington

A traffic control sign in Spokane, Washington was hacked to display a message about 'Angry Raccoons Ahead,' causing amusement but no actual threat to the public. The prankster remains unidentified.