Travis Decker, Ex-Soldier Wanted In Deaths Of 3 Daughters, Believed To Be Spotted In Washington

Authorities are intensifying their search for Travis Decker, an ex-soldier wanted in connection with the tragic deaths of his three daughters. Decker failed to return the girls to their mother on May 30 and is now believed to have been spotted in Washington.

Travis Decker, Ex-Soldier Wanted In Deaths Of 3 Daughters, Believed To Be Spotted In Washington

Wildfire Awareness Month: Washington insurance commissioner reminds homeowners to review policies

May marks Wildfire Awareness Month, and Washington’s insurance commissioner is urging homeowners to review their insurance policies to ensure they are adequately protected against wildfire risks. The initiative encourages individuals, communities, and agencies to mitigate and prepare for potential wildfires.

Wildfire Awareness Month: Washington insurance commissioner reminds homeowners to review policies

House, Senate Democrats accuse Trump of prioritizing Republican-led states

Facing a substantial $500 million funding cut, U.S. Senator Patty Murray of Washington has accused the Trump administration of prioritizing Republican-led states over Democratic ones. House and Senate Democrats are uniting to challenge what they perceive as partisan bias in federal funding allocations.

Amber Alert Issued for Missing 1-Year-Old from Washington State

Washington authorities have issued an Amber Alert after a one-year-old boy was forcibly taken from his mother in Port Orchard on Sunday, prompting an urgent search for the suspect and child.

Amber Alert Issued for Missing 1-Year-Old from Washington State