Melissa Santos is a reporter at Axios. Based in Seattle, she covers a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, arts and entertainment, and travel and tourism, often highlighting events and conferences within these themes. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as The New Herald News LLC., Crosscut, and STAT News.
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A proposal to ban trans girls from competing in girls' sports is among the most contentious issues before Washington voters this year.
Public employee pensions have become a flashpoint in the debate over Washington's new income tax , which is set to affect households making over $1 million per year.
A mailer shows state Senate candidate Michael Shepard burning someone's pocket; Democrats want it pulled.
The late Tim Curry appears to be on our minds as we gear up for Halloween this year in Seattle, Google search data shows.
Microsoft is offering voluntary buyouts to about 60,000 employees, or roughly one-quarter of its global workforce, multiple outlets reported Monday.
Supporters want parents better informed, while critics warn of risks to vulnerable students.
By: Melissa Santos, Alayna Alvarez
If reading Washington's ballot measures makes you feel like you need to go back to school, join the club.
Seattleites are about to get a break from the monthslong lane closures that have been snarling Interstate 5.
Budget cuts have come for "I Voted" stickers in King County. Why it matters: Election officials began mailing the stickers to all registered
Local trick-or-treaters will have daylight until nearly 6pm Saturday — but we'll all be back to pre-5pm sunsets starting Sunday.
