Seattle police arrest 18-year-old after South Seattle drive-by
An 18-year-old man was arrested Sunday evening in South Seattle after a brief police pursuit following a reported drive-by shooting, according to Seattle Police.
Jefferson County, Oregon, is facing a mounting prosecutor shortage as former Wasco County DA Eric Nisley emerges as the only declared candidate for district attorney. The situation reflects wider challenges…
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February 27, 2026
An 18-year-old man was arrested Sunday evening in South Seattle after a brief police pursuit following a reported drive-by shooting, according to Seattle Police.
Colton School District closed Monday after a surge in illness-driven absences, while nearby Corbett schools reopened following a similar outbreak.
Clark County prosecutors have withdrawn their bid to disqualify Judge Tsering Cornell from violent and sexual offense cases after defense attorneys raised constitutional objections—restoring normal case assignments and reaffirming judicial independence.
The Washington Supreme Court affirmed dismissal in State v. Yellowcalf (No. 86685-1), emphasizing the limits of prosecutorial evidence and proper procedural standards for trial courts.
The Washington Court of Appeals has upheld a tax ruling involving Seattle law firm Betts Patterson & Mines and the state Department of Revenue, reaffirming DOR’s position in a 2025 opinion.
Preliminary and updated results from the Feb. 10 special election show the Longview and Kalama school levies continuing to pass comfortably, with voter turnout nearing 30% in Cowlitz County.
Costco has recalled its Mini Beignets Filled with Caramel after a labeling error caused chocolate‑hazelnut beignets to be distributed, posing a serious allergen risk. If you have tree nut allergies and purchased the product between Jan. 16–30, 2026, in 22 states, return it for a full refund.
A Silver Alert has been issued for 80‑year‑old James “Monty” Gorley of Castle Rock, who left for church Sunday morning but never arrived.
Lawmakers in Olympia are now seeking federal intervention to expedite repairs on the Fairfax Bridge, as Wilkeson’s mayor accuses state leaders of neglect and political distraction.
OPB’s February 2026 Member Drive offers Oregon and Washington residents a chance to win prizes including an Apple Watch, gift cards, cookware, and a $2,500 travel voucher.
University of Washington‑led analysis of early Rubin Observatory data identifies 2025 MN45 as the fastest‑spinning large asteroid ever observed, completing a rotation in just 1.88 minutes over a 710 m diameter.
The 100th anniversary of Black History Month has galvanized educators and activists amid federal rollbacks. New resources—including a graphic novel on Opal Lee and a four‑essay book on the legacy of Black History Month—offer tools for preserving truthful, accessible Black history.