Dan Springer

A law enforcement surveillance team was tracking Bryan Kohberger and his father on their cross-country road trip and directed Indiana police to pull the two over.

Bryan Kohberger is wearing a suicide-prevention vest while he is being held in Pennsylvania following his arrest for the murder of four University of Idaho students.

Oregon voters will see Measure 114 on their ballots this fall, a gun control measure that would require citizens of Oregon to obtain a permit before buying a gun.

Residents of Seattle’s Chinatown neighborhood are fighting an expansion of a 270-bed homeless shelter that has attracted a large unsanctioned tent encampment.

In November 2020, Oregonians voted overwhelmingly to decriminalize possession of a small amount of hard drugs. Sixteen months in, the results paint a picture of failure.

Marijuana shops are seeing more violent robberies across the U.S., but legislation designed to protect the pot shops is stalling in the Senate amid an ongoing debate.

Seattle’s Link Light Rail is a freeloader’s paradise. So few riders are paying that fares cover just 5% of the system’s operating costs, a fraction of the 40% mark Sound Transit set as a requirement.

2021 set a 26-year high in car thefts in Portland, Oregon, with 9,057 stolen vehicles, with November and December setting records for auto thefts in a month. Increasingly, the stolen cars and trucks are ending up in tent city open air chop shops.

Washington state officials worry that the mental health crisis during the COVID-19 pandemic could worsen because of a new state law aimed at reducing use of force by law enforcement.

The Nov. 2 election dealt a resounding defeat for progressives in Seattle. Candidates for mayor, city council and city attorney, who supported defunding the Seattle police, were easily beaten.