King County Sheriff questions constitutionality of Burien's camping ban King County and its Sheriff's Office are raising questions about Burien's ban on public camping and are asking a federal court for answers. Until they get those answers, deputies won't be enforcing the ban. Dyer Oxley
'I didn’t want one, but I needed one.' An Idaho mother comes to Washington for an abortion Kayla Smith and her husband were excited to expand their family when they learned that they would be having a baby boy. They already picked the name, Brooks. Natalie Akane Newcomb
Why Washington's high school financial education bill didn't survive the '24 session A bill to require financial education in Washington schools died after lawmakers in both chambers of the state legislature failed to agree on whether to make it a high school graduation requirement. Katie Campbell
King County Council members push back on criticism over handling of asylum-seeker crisis The plight of a couple hundred asylum-seekers looking for shelter has been juggled among various community and religious organizations that are calling on elected officials to do more. Libby Denkmann
Washington holds first carbon auction of 2024, with program's future in doubt A ballot initiative aiming to stop Washington state from charging for carbon pollution is already reshaping the state’s carbon market. John Ryan
More than 250,000 Democrats voted 'uncommitted' Super Tuesday. Will the trend continue in Washington’s primary? Soundside host Libby Denkmann sits down with one of the organizers behind "Uncommitted WA," to talk about the reasons why they're pushing voters to choose "uncommitted delegates," on their primary election ballot. Jason Burrows
Too many King County sexual assaults are pleaded down to lesser crimes, advocates say Advocates for sexual assault survivors say King County is letting too many defendants plead guilty to lesser charges - often, to non-sex-crimes. Ann Dornfeld
These Washington Democrats are voting 'uncommitted' to send message to Biden Who is voting uncommitted in Washington state in the March 12 presidential primary? Katie Campbell
Vote 'uncommitted' in presidential primary, say coalition members for Gaza ceasefire A coalition of elected leaders and activists is calling for Democratic voters in Washington to cast “uncommitted” ballots rather than voting for President Joe Biden in the presidential primary election on March 12. Katie Campbell
