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- Judge orders release of UW lab tech from ICE custody
An immigration judge ordered Lewelyn Dixon's release from ICE custody on Thursday.
- Who to watch as Karen Read's defense steps up to plate – and it's not slugger Alan Jackson
Karen Read's defense team challenges murder allegations in the death of Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe, as the prosecution rests its case with key testimony.
- Teens rescued from Mount Si scramble with help of drone and rescue crews
The teens, who were hiking the popular trail on the holiday Monday, became stranded on a rocky section known as the “Haystack,” a steep and exposed scramble.
- Armed civilian kills teen suspect after downtown Seattle shooting
Police said the teen shot two people before he encountered a 57-year-old man licensed to carry a firearm, who then shot the teen.
- President Trump teases ‘last day, but not really’ for Elon Musk at DOGE: Oval Office presser set for Friday
President Trump posted that it was Elon Musk's “last day, but not really" at DOGE ahead of a press conference Friday that he announced via Truth Social.
- Anthony Weiner discusses sexting scandal while attempting political comeback, says 'women are crazy about me'
Anthony Weiner said "women are crazy about me" during a talk about his sexting scandal, saying it would not have been as widely publicized in today's news cycle as it was a decade ago.
- 'Expect jail time': Lynnwood police target Fred Meyer thieves in retail theft operations
The latest arrests come after Lynnwood police arrested 17 people in March in another theft operation.
- Maryland police frustrated after teen accused in more than 100 car break-ins released within hours of arrest
A Maryland teen arrested for breaking into 121 cars in one night was released within five hours, sparking criticism of the juvenile justice system's leniency.
- Trump denounces court’s 'political' tariff decision, calls on Supreme Court to act quickly
President Trump criticized a recent court ruling on his tariff plan on Thursday. He directed criticism to the Federalist Society and expressed disappointment in judicial nominations.
- Calls grow for King County Assessor John Wilson to resign over new stalking allegations
Calls for King County Assessor John Wilson's resignation intensify following stalking allegations from his former partner.
- Chinese nationals who infiltrated US universities
Chinese nationals, especially those with CCP ties, face increased scrutiny at U.S. universities as the Trump administration targets student visas.
- Feuding groups led to shooting at Lakewood park, police say
Police say they have no suspects in custody after seven people were shot on Wednesday night.
- Bernard Kerik, former New York police commissioner and 9/11 figure, dies at 69
Bernard Kerik, former NYC police commissioner and 9/11 hero, dies at 69. Known for his rise during 9/11, later faced legal issues, and was pardoned by Trump.
- Everett facility for low-income seniors, disabled people closing because of insufficient Medicaid funding
The Full Life Adult Day Health Center is the only facility like it in Snohomish County.
- State to revamp solitary jail unit for juvenile offenders' rehabilitation
"Harbor Heights" is replacing "The Hole" at the Aberdeen prison.
- Steve Sarkisian denies claims Texas spent excessively to build roster, cites 'irresponsible reporting'
Steve Sarkisian responded to claims the Texas football program's payroll reached the $40 million mark, saying the figure was misleading.
- 'Lord of the Rings' star to introduce all-trans, non-binary rendition of Shakespeare play
Lord of the Rings actor Sir Ian McKellen will do the introduction for an all transgender and non-binary performance of Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night" in London.
- Communication between FEMA and local jurisdictions upended, officials say
Sen. Murray’s office suggested the change stems from President Trump’s push for more centralized control of FEMA operations.
- Oh, Canada: Toronto man pleads guilty after wild airport assault on TSA agents in Miami was caught on video
A Canadian man pleaded guilty to assaulting TSA officers at a Miami airport after a violent outburst caught on video during holiday travel chaos.
- Charges dropped against teen who stabbed, killed mother's boyfriend in Tacoma
The teen told deputies the 23-year-old boyfriend had been in an altercation with his mother, pushed him and threatened him before the stabbing.
- Ooh la law: France snuffing out smoking in parks, beaches, more
France to ban smoking in parks, beaches and near schools starting July 1, with fines up to $153 for lighting up where children are present.
- Harrison Ruffin Tyler, grandson of President John Tyler, dies at age 96
Harrison Ruffin Tyler, grandson of President John Tyler, died at age 96. He founded ChemTreat, preserved Sherwood Forest and was the last remaining grandchild of the 10th president.
- Daughter sues oil giants over mother's death during 2021 heat wave
A Washington woman has sued oil companies, claiming their fossil fuel products led to the heat wave that caused her mother's death.
- Todd Chrisley smiles in first public outing since Trump pardon
After a pardon from President Donald Trump, Todd Chrisley stepped out in Nashville post-prison release, following his conviction for fraud and tax evasion.
- California families of girl athletes speak out as state changes championship rules amid transgender drama
Families of California girls' high school track athletes have spoken out against the CIF for its recent rule changes amid an ongoing trans athlete controversy.
- Trump DHS issues warning after anti-ICE protesters attempt to disrupt arrest
The Trump DHS is warning that anyone interfering with federal immigration enforcement operations will "face consequences" after two incidents in New York City.
- 6 teens arrested in Auburn after beating man at bus stop, car prowl
The group of teen boys and teen girls ranged from 12 to 17 years old, according to police.
- Gene Coulon Beach reopens after high bacteria levels shuttered beach for a week
Gene Coulon Beach was closed May 22 after water quality tests revealed bacteria levels that exceeded public health safety standards.
- Police investigate vessel with 11 decomposed bodies washed ashore in Caribbean
Police investigate a vessel with human remains found on a Caribbean island linked to Mali passports, and decomposition complicates identification efforts.
- Trump is down but not out in court battle over Harvard's foreign student visas
Trump’s push to strip Harvard of its student visa authority faces legal roadblocks as a judge intervenes and experts warn of fallout for 7,000 international students and beyond.