It's time for another massive transportation package, says lawmaker

Two proposals to put Washington on permanent daylight savings time have advanced in the Legislature.

Representative Bill Jenkin (R-Prosser) recently suffered a heart attack, went through quadruple bypass surgery and then returned to work just three weeks later.

This week's Feedback Friday features an ambitious teen with a snowplow, Mayor Durkan's State of the City, and a certain video about a person taking a chair.

King County Metro's new policy reduces fines for people riding the bus without pay fares, along with wiping out all previous citations.

There's a positive side to the nasty controversy that's erupted over 1971 comments by legendary movie star John Wayne.

A brief filed by the Community Police Commission called on U.S. District Judge James Robart to have the city address what it sees as major flaws in the recently passed Seattle police contract.

Community members had their last chance Thursday to present public comments on an upzoning measure being weighed by Seattle City Council.

Sound Transit says more and more people are using its services to get around the Puget Sound region.

A Seattle city hall feud continued Wednesday, after city council's Human Services committee led by Kshama Sawant voted to delay Mayor Durkan's nomination for a permanent Human Services director.

A Republican state senator is introducing legislation to mandate 25 percent of new hires at public college campuses in Washington go to conservatives.

The worst of Seattle's snow-related woes for the winter are largely behind us, but that doesn't mean that we're entirely out of the woods yet in terms of frigid weather. 

A new bill being considered in the state Legislature would impose restrictions on where exactly homeless camps could be set up in relation to schools.

Roman McConn, 7, founded Project Freedom Ride with his parents to give a new life to over 1,500 Texas dogs.

Washington State Patrol arrested 22 accused "dangerous sexual predators" in a recent Thurston County sting operation, three of whom are active military members based out of Joint Base Lewis-McChord.

Seattle's restaurant staffing shortage is something many cities deal with. More than that, it's something that doesn't tell the whole story of the city's restaurant industry.