It took this politician 5 minutes to cheat the state's pay-per-mile tax

Washington state may start issuing electronic license plates that collect data about drivers. This would tell the state where your car is at all times.

Jennifer Pharr Davis broke the speed record on the Appalachian Trail in 2011. She says when it comes to long distance hiking, men and women are equally strong.

Saul Spady of Dick's Drive-In talks about the petition that is underway to repeal the Seattle head tax. Spady describes how this tax will hurt businesses of all sizes, and tells residents how they can get involved in the petition process.

A pattern of SDOT budget miscalculations has KIRO Radio's John Curley questioning if such patterns are intentional, or many simple mistakes.

Just a week after the Seattle City Council passed a head tax, charging big businesses $275 per employee, Pierce County is doing the opposite.

A Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife representative discusses what to do if you find yourself face-to-face with a cougar.

A cougar attacked two mountain bikers on Saturday near North Bend. Here's a timeline of past cougar attacks and sitings.

In the wake of a recent sexual assault by a homeless person at a Ballard car dealership, the relationship between public safety and homeless encampments are once again being examined.

Olympic swimmer Ariana Kukors Smith and her team filed a lawsuit in a California superior court against USA Swimming, and former coaches Sean Hutchison and Mark Schubert.

The Seattle City Council voted Monday on a plan to create a Waterfront Local Improvement District that would tax the neighborhood's property owners.

What should be done to tackle the gun violence problem in public schools? Chris Reykdal says it should be treated as a nationwide health epidemic.

After any potentially avoidable tragedy, particularly when it’s gun related, Progressives say now is the time to have conversations about preventing these kinds of tragedies.

Republican state lawmakers are calling for a special legislative session to ensure our schools are better protected before the next school year.

KTTH's Jason Rantz says Tumwater's School District Board's proposed “Equity, Diversion and Inclusion” policy is about propagandizing students at their most vulnerable.

Each school shooting seems to be just different enough to confound the protection measures suggested by the one before.