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Washington Post scrapped ‘We the People’ campaign after MS NOW used same tagline: report

Washington Post reportedly scrapped "We the People" campaign after MS NOW used same tagline.

Media February 5

Washington Post top editor admits morale issues plagued paper long before brutal layoffs

Washington Post executive editor Matt Murray says morale issues have plagued the paper for years, even before wrenching layoffs of hundreds of journalists.

Media February 4

Washington Post closes sports department, cuts other sections as part of sweeping layoffs

The Washington Post announced sweeping layoffs on Wednesday, with entire departments, including the sports section, eliminated in their current forms.

Media February 4

'They bully silence': Elementary teacher takes on state union over parental rights ballot measure

Washington teacher Travis Reep criticized state union leaders, saying "activists" drive the opposition to parental rights ballot measures aimed to restore parent-school communication.

Crime January 28

Knife-wielding attacker vanishes after random daytime stabbing rattles affluent suburb

Woman critically injured in alleged random stabbing on popular Seattle-area trail. Suspect remains at large and considered armed and extremely dangerous.

Washington January 26

Knife-wielding nut allegedly asked Christian his religion – then stabbed him and dog before police shot him

Armed Washington suspect died after police shooting following alleged stabbing attack on man and dog that occurred after asking victim about Christian faith in Parkland on Sunday.

Police and Law Enforcement January 25

Deputy saves mail driver from burning truck in Washington: bodycam

Washington deputy saves mail truck driver from burning wreckage after collision. Bystander helps extinguish flames in dramatic rescue caught on camera.

Washington January 22

Washington Dem pushes bill to bar recent ICE hires from future police jobs, slamming Trump's 'occupying force'

A Washington state Democrat introduced the ICE Out Act of 2026, which would block state law enforcement from hiring recently sworn-in ICE officers.

Camping-Hiking January 21

2 hikers in Olympic National Forest killed after tree falls on popular trail

Two hikers tragically killed when dead tree fell on popular Lena Lake trail in Olympic National Forest. Third hiker survived the deadly incident.

Media January 20

Washington city pursues polyamory protections in proposed civil rights ordinance

Olympia, Washington considers groundbreaking ordinance to protect polyamorous relationships from housing and workplace discrimination in the city.