A former security guard at a Washington juvenile correctional facility was charged with custodial misconduct after convincing a young inmate to record sexual encounters with her in the bathroom of the facility, officials say.
A teen who pleaded guilty to beating an elderly disabled man to death says she and her friends brutally assaulted the victim because they were "bored."
A Western Washington University dean will not face charges after being arrested Monday for allegedly arranging a sexual encounter with someone he believed to be a 16-year-old boy.
The discovery this past weekend in Gifford Pinchot National Forest in Lewis County, Washington, turned up the corpse belonging to 69-year-old John Hopkins of Seattle.
LLLTs in the state of Washington are succeeding at helping clients who can’t afford a lawyer while staying within their limits as practitioners, a new study has found.
President Donald Trump is being sued again, this time for not submitting a proper federal financial disclosure form that entails his personal indebtedness and loans.
Two bills in the state legislature could ease the sticker shock related to car tab fees. New bill could give Washington drivers some alleviation on their car-tabs, since a lot of drivers have been hit with sticker stun in the previous couple of weeks, as they got another take a gander at higher car-tab fees.
Court documents say Ashlee Hutt and Leroy McIver were found living with their three children in a home filled with rat droppings, and injecting them with heroin.
Hundreds of thousands of women joined the protest against President Donald Trump on Saturday, flooding the streets of Washington, New York and Los Angeles, among others.
Three-times NFL champion Washington Redskins filed petition to ask the US Supreme Court to evaluate its brand name case. The controversy surrounding the name arose in 2014.
Jurors in a federal fraud trial failed to reach a verdict on the key charges against the accused state auditor, clearing him of lying to the IRS on the one count where they could agree.
Tech Giant, Microsoft Corp. has started a legal battle against the US Justice Department regarding the latter's requests in data access. The company argued that the government is violating more than 1 Constitutional right with its demand.
