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A tax expert tells Dori that Seattle's proposed business tax on businesses will hurt startups most of all. Seattle's tech sector will be severely harmed by businesses deciding to relocate elsewhere.

Off The Grid travel takes your phone away on the first day of your trip. In exchange you get a watch, a camera, a journal and an adventure with other like-minded unplugged travelers.

After a significant increase in gang violence last year, Everett's mayor and police chief are working together to improve safety in the city.

Both directions of I-5 are currently closed in Snohomish County for a serious crash.

Washington state's taxes have been called the most regressive in the U.S. Voters will have a chance to change that come November.

In this edition of Shower Thoughts: Trump scandals, music, gambling, basketball, the NFL, and the latest reason Rachel Belle is awesome.

Back in 2016, a narrow majority of voters in Snohomish County voted in favor of light rail expansion from Sound Transit. Now council members wonder why they are the lowest priority.

Former Attorney General Rob McKenna argues that there is a bigger power grab at play as a little-known case between Washington and Native American tribes heads to the Supreme Court.

Patty Murray had a few choice words for the Trump administration after White House doctor Ronny Jackson withdrew from consideration as Veterans Affairs secretary.

What's wrong with Facebook collection a little data for targeted ads? After all, we don't all want to purchase feminine products.

A King County Councilmember tells Dori that the King County Courthouse is the most unsafe spot in Seattle. He has a plan for switching to a new location.

The liberals of our region say they cry themselves to sleep over Trump. But do they care about the crimes happening right under their noses in the City of Seattle?

Tacoma is fighting a rash of exit lane cheating as drivers navigate its rough, slow traffic. According to John Curley, that's like going to the supermarket without your pants on. Wait, what?!

The Seattle City Council is proposing a head tax on the city's 500 wealthiest businesses to combat homelessness. A Forbes contributor tells Dori that the move will hurt consumers and do very little to solve the homeless problem.

What is so incendiary about this article that Facebook would block it? It's about Tim Eyman. But it's Conservative and Facebook's thought police don't like it.