Travis Decker Wanted for Murder of His Three Daughters

Travis Decker, a Washington state father, is wanted for the murder of his three young daughters. Federal authorities have taken over the search for him as he remains at large, with concerns about his wilderness survival skills and potential danger. The bodies of his daughters were found near a campground in central Washington state, leading to a statewide search effort.

Gun control legislation in Washington state

Washington state Gov. Bob Ferguson signed legislation mandating a permit requirement for gun purchases, effective May 1, 2027. The law requires a fee and firearms safety training program for the permit. Opponents argue that the state already has universal background checks. The bill passed without Republican support.

Impact of Rising Crime on Small Businesses

Former owner of Bistro Baffi blames Democratic leadership for lack of support in response to rising crime, leading to closure of popular Italian restaurant in Washington State.

Washington State Bill Extending Housing and Cash Assistance to Noncitizens

A proposed Washington state bill could extend housing and cash assistance to noncitizens, including illegal immigrants, raising concerns among critics. The bill removes the requirement for recipients to be citizens or lawful permanent residents.

Military Humvee Crash in Washington State

A military Humvee towing a trailer crashed off Interstate 90 in Bellevue, Washington, injuring two soldiers. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

Catholic Bishops Resist Washington State Law on Confession Seal

Fox News reports on Catholic bishops in Washington state resisting a new law signed by Democratic Governor Bob Ferguson that would violate the seal of confession, potentially leading to excommunication for priests who comply. The law requires clergy to report child abuse without exception, even if learned during confession.

Washington State's Response to Trump's Title IX Rules on Transgender Athletes

Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) in Washington State rejects Trump's Title IX rules on banning transgender athletes from girls' sports, citing violation of state's inclusion laws. Proposed amendments met with disdain from WIAA officials.

Washington State Sanctuary Policies

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan is seeking answers about Washington state’s sanctuary policies that may have cost the life of at least one citizen due to a murder that could have been prevented. The committee is concerned about Washington’s role in undermining public safety by thwarting federal immigration enforcement.

Dispute over Transgender Athletes in Girls' Sports in Washington State

A school board in Washington State is seeking federal help to ban transgender athletes from girls' sports due to a dispute with the state's Superintendent of Public Instruction. The issue arises from the Trump administration's directive to ban trans athletes or risk losing federal funding, which Washington State is challenging by allowing males to play in female sports.

House Party Shooting in Washington State

A house party in Washington state turned deadly when gunfire erupted, leaving two teenagers dead and several others wounded. Authorities have arrested a teenage boy in connection with the shooting.

Debate over Transgender Athletes in Girls Sports

Maine Republican State Rep. Laurel Libby discusses being censured for comments about transgender athletes. Washington state school district bans trans girls from playing for girls’ sports teams. Civil rights complaint filed over a teenage girl refusing to play against a trans athlete. Debate over transgender athletes in girls sports continues in Washington.

High School Basketball Game Controversy Involving Transgender Player

Washington State officials are investigating allegations of harassment against a teen high school girl who refused to play against a transgender player in a basketball game. The girl's family accuses school officials of punishing her for her stance on transgender athletes.

Controversy over High School Athlete Refusing to Play Against Transgender Athlete

High school athlete Frances Staudt and her mother appeared on 'Fox & Friends' to discuss the controversy surrounding Frances' refusal to play against a transgender athlete in a basketball game, leading to allegations of bullying and harassment. The incident sparked a civil rights complaint and ignited a debate around transgender participation in sports.

Sheriff Bob Songer's Support for Federal Immigration Enforcement in Washington State

Sheriff Bob Songer of Klickitat County in Washington pledges to support federal immigration enforcement in defiance of Washington state's sanctuary policies. He believes it is the best thing for the citizens of his county and argues that illegal immigrants should not be protected from immigration enforcement.

Road Rage Incident in Washington State

A sheriff’s office in Washington state is searching for a pickup truck driver and passenger who shot fireworks at another vehicle in an alleged road rage incident. The incident left the woman terrified.

Speed Limiting Device Bill in Washington State

A bill in Washington state proposes placing speed limiting devices on cars of drivers with a history of speeding to reduce fatal accidents. The device uses GPS technology to enforce speed limits.

Impact of 'safe drug kits' on children in Washington state

Washington state Democrats are providing lockboxes to drug-addicted parents instead of addressing the growing crisis of children overdosing or dying in homes with fentanyl and meth. The 'harm reduction' policy has led to an increase in deaths or near-deaths of children under state care. Republicans are proposing a bill to consider parental drug use in child welfare decisions.

Bird Flu Outbreak at Wild Animal Sanctuary in Washington State

Twenty big cats at a wild animal sanctuary in Shelton, Washington, have died from bird flu, devastating the sanctuary workers and affecting their conservation efforts. The non-profit is taking extensive measures to clean and disinfect the facility before reopening to the public next year.

Washington State Family Massacre

A 15-year-old in Washington state allegedly killed his parents and three siblings. His defense team was accused of altering the crime scene but later cleared of wrongdoing. The suspect staged the scene to make it appear as if his brother committed the murders. He faces charges of first-degree aggravated murder.

Legislation to Make Homelessness a Civil Right in Washington State

Democratic state representative in Washington state is pushing legislation to make homelessness a civil right, protecting homeless people from discrimination based on housing status. The bill aims to grant the homeless the right to survive in a nonobstructive manner on public property when no reasonable alternative exists.

Political Races in Minnesota and Washington State

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz picked as running mate; Gluesenkamp Perez and Joe Kent to face off in Washington state's primary; background on the candidates and their endorsements.

Jeff Bezos' Tax Savings by Relocating to Miami

Jeff Bezos saved close to $1 billion in taxes by relocating to Miami, Florida, from Washington State due to the absence of state capital gains tax. The move has sparked debates on state tax policies and wealth distribution.

Exploring Washington State: From National Parks to Urban Adventures

Washington state offers a wide range of stunning natural landscapes, outdoor activities, and cultural attractions for travelers. From Olympic National Park to Mount Rainier National Park to the vibrant city of Seattle, there is something for every type of traveler in the Evergreen State.

Women gun owners and Washington high-capacity magazine ban

Women are among the fastest-growing group of gun owners in the country, and a Washington judge ruled the state's high-capacity magazine ban unconstitutional.

Washington State High Capacity Magazine Ban Ruling

Cowlitz County Superior Court Judge Gary Bashor ruled Washington state's 'high capacity' magazine ban unconstitutional, citing the US Constitution and state constitution. The ban failed to meet the historicity test set by the Bruen decision. Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson appealed the ruling, and an emergency stay was issued, allowing the ban to be enforced during the appeal process.

Washington State 'Strippers' Bill of Rights'

Washington state signed the 'Strippers' Bill of Rights' into law, providing comprehensive protections for adult entertainers and allowing clubs to sell alcohol. The law includes training to prevent harassment, mandates security measures, and limits club fees. It also ties liquor licenses to compliance with safety regulations.

Transgender Inmate Accused of Sexual Activity in Women's Prison

A male felon identifying as a woman in Washington State is accused of having sex with a female inmate in a prison cell. The incident is under investigation following a report by the National Review.

Transgender Inmate Having Sex in Women's Prison

A transgender-identifying male was discovered having sex with a female inmate at a Washington state women's prison. The incident resulted in an infraction, but a hearing is expected to follow. Washington state prisons have policies to assist marginalized inmates, including transgender individuals.

Tragic Death of Reyna Hernandez in Mexico

Reyna Hernandez, a 54-year-old woman from Washington state, was found dead in a cemetery in Mexico after going missing. Authorities believe it was a domestic violence crime, and signs of torture were present.

Parental Rights Initiative in Washington State

Both sides in Oregon and Washington agree on the crisis of homelessness, drug use, and livability, but there are disagreements on how to address them. Washington passed a parents' bill of rights initiative, sparking debate on parental involvement in education. The legislature strategically approved some initiatives but will let others go to the ballot in November.

Washington State Bill to Address Opioid Crisis for Native American Tribes

A bill in Washington state aims to address the opioid crisis by providing millions of dollars to Native American tribes. The bill received unanimous support in the House and Senate, but some tribes feel the funding is insufficient.

Washington State Voter Party Affiliation Controversy

Fox News reports on controversy surrounding Washington state's requirement for voters to declare their party affiliation on the outside of their mail-in ballot for the Republican primary election.

Housing Crisis and Rent Caps in Washington State

The article discusses the housing crisis in Washington state, focusing on a proposed bill to cap residential rent increases at 7%. It highlights the struggles of individuals like Dominique Horn, who fear homelessness due to soaring rents, and the debates between landlords and tenant activists.