From 'Cops' to body cams: Can filming affect police behavior?

It’s not your purse, your wallet, cellphone, or even a promising-looking bag left on the back seat. Though you shouldn’t leave those in the car either.

Following MyNorthwest's column on distracted walking, Honolulu is now considering a law banning cell phone use at crosswalks. Seattle should do the same.

Aaron Judge hit a colossal three-run homer that nearly soared out of Safeco Field, and CC Sabathia allowed one run while pitching into the sixth inning of the Yankees' 5-1 win over the Mariners on Friday night.

With enough petition signatures submitted to King County, the Burien City Council must reconsider its sanctuary city status.

In Mariners manager Scott Servais' days working in player development, he had a close eye on left-handed pitcher Marco Gonzales, who is the newest member of the Seattle organization.

Triple-A relievers Jean Machi and Mark Lowe, both former members of the Mariners' bullpen, have reportedly been sent to the Chicago White Sox for cash.

One of the newest starting pitchers in the major leagues will battle one of baseball's longest-tenured players in Game 2 of the Mariners' series against the Yankees.

Sea-Tac has spent millions and has tried a few things to speed up lines at its increasingly popular airport. Now, it's come to robots.

It’s OK, you’re not alone. Thursday’s parole hearing felt like a flashback to the 1995 reading of OJ’s not guilty verdict.

Crews are working to repair a sinkhole in the right lane of eastbound I-90 in Issaquah.

The Mariners have made another trade to beef up their pitching staff, acquiring left-handed starter Marco Gonzales from the Cardinals in exchange for minor-league outfielder Tyler O'Neill, one of the organization's top prospects.

For too long, Seattle-area bicyclists have gotten a free pass for paying for infrastructure built solely for their use.

A localized outbreak of Fatal Fan Syndrome reported in Seattle after Mariners fail to mount much of an offense behind Felix Hernandez in their return home against the Yankees.

The Friday morning commute has taken a turn for the worse on I-5 in Tacoma.

Senator John McCain doesn’t want to hear any more “woe is me” talk about his brain tumor, but this is an opportunity to talk about him as a man.