Washington state
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The End of an Era: Wild Waves Theme Park Closes After 50 Years
After nearly five decades of operation, Wild Waves Theme and Water Park in Federal Way, Washington, will permanently close its gates on November 1, 2026, amid rising operational costs and shifting industry trends.
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New Tax Realities: From Superannuation to Millionaire Levies
As Australia passes Division 296 superannuation reforms and Washington introduces a new millionaire’s tax, high-net-worth individuals and professional organizations are recalibrating their financial strategies.
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Snoqualmie Pass: I-90 Reopens Amid Elevated Avalanche Danger After Multiple Crashes
Eastbound I-90 near Snoqualmie Pass saw repeated closures due to hazardous snow and slush, while avalanche danger remains high in the Cascades, urging extreme caution for travelers.
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Washington State Flooding Forces Mass Evacuations as Communities Face Slow Recovery
Catastrophic flooding in Washington state has forced thousands to evacuate, with water levels expected to remain high for days and communities bracing for further damage and slow recovery.
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Atmospheric River Forces Mass Evacuations Across B.C. and Washington State: Roads, Farms, and Communities on Alert
Hundreds of residents across British Columbia and Washington State face evacuation orders after a powerful atmospheric river triggered flooding, landslides, and widespread disruption, recalling the devastating 2021 floods.
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Why Are U.S. Flags At Half-Staff Today? Honoring Dick Cheney’s Legacy
Flags across Washington State are at half-staff following the death of former Vice President Dick Cheney. This indefinite order reflects a longstanding tradition of honoring national leaders and the process behind such public gestures.
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Travis Decker: Soldier, Fugitive, and a Tragic End in Washington
The story of Travis Decker unfolds across the rugged mountains of Washington: a former soldier wanted for the suffocation deaths of his three daughters, whose remains were found after months of exhaustive searching.