Firearm possession among youth carries risks many young people don't fully grasp, from unknown gun histories to serious legal ...
A week after a cybercriminal group claimed to steal sensitive personal data on thousands of current and former FBI employees, ...
President Donald Trump’s order to levy 100% tariffs on certain patented pharmaceutical products and ingredients takes effect ...
Young people often face alcohol, marijuana and counterfeit pills without understanding the risks to judgment and brain ...
A guide outlining five key points young people should understand about firearms and Washington law, including age ...
Seattle-area youth seeking their first job can benefit from six practical tips: building a simple résumé, practicing ...
Black youth in King County have the drive to work and learn, but often lack access to mentorship, networks, internships and reliable transportation. This commentary from the Judge Charles V. Johnson ...
Julianne Malveaux examines rising food insecurity across Washington DC, Chicago, and Los Angeles, highlighting stark racial disparities and the wealth gap that leaves Black families most vulnerable.
Counterfeit pills may contain fentanyl and other dangerous substances, while alcohol and cannabis impair judgment, memory and ...
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