The most important Washington lawsuit you have never heard of

We could see record high temperatures in some areas of Western Washington Thursday. But the Weather Service remains skeptical.

It’s getting difficult keeping up with the hypocrisy coming from Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan’s office, KTTH's Jason Rantz says.

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

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.

Amazon is now offering to leave packages in your car as part of a free service for Amazon Prime members. But will thieves use it to break into your car?

This was a tough call to share this one today because it's not a topic you'd typically associate with a "dose of kindness."

It happened so fast. One second I'm cruising along on my bike. And the next I'm on my back in the middle of the road. The Seattle trolley tracks got me.

It appears the U.S. Government is taking over the former Russian consulate in Seattle's Madison Park.

The CEO of Amazon has already traveled to at least five cities on the finalist list for the company's second headquarters.

The City of Seattle doesn't have enough money to complete transportation projects promised years ago. Why? Funding, of course.