Plenty of blame to go around in alleged racism at Kirkland yogurt shop

King County Library recently fell to New York in the sixth annual Book Sorting Competition, which is a thing.

Aircraft fuelers at Seattle-Tacoma airport have authorized a strike that could shut down the airport if a contract agreement is not met soon.

Olympia resident Cherry Cash describes what happened when a homeless man allegedly beat her fiancé nearly to death with a baseball bat outside of El Corazon nightclub in South Lake Union.

An employee at a business in Seattle's SoDo area interrupted a would-be thief. The employee held the man down while police were called to the scene. Sadly, it's just another day in SoDo.

Local dignitaries had the chance to cruise around the Puget Sound on the new Kingston to Seattle passenger-only fast ferry on Monday, a full week before regular service begins.

The Thanksgiving holiday will have plenty of people traveling over the extended weekend. Those travelers should be aware of certain conditions around the state, even some snow potential in areas.

Another election has come and gone, but the accusations of voter fraud continue to linger. If only there were some ways to mitigate flaws in the system. Oh wait, there are.

A magnitude 4.1 earthquake shook the Olympic National Park in the early morning hours of Monday in the Mount Christie area. People as far as Seattle reported feeling it.

Olympia is moving the downtown area's homeless population to a designated area where it can begin helping individuals with services. If services are refused "then Olympia might not be the spot for you.”

Macklemore is hoping to keep arts education alive in his hometown, teaming up with business partner Ryan Lewis to launch a brand new music program aimed at underprivileged youths.

Voter turnout in Washington state fell short of some lofty expectations, but still topped the most recent midterm by a wide margin.

A local musician is in intensive care with serious head injuries after being struck with a baseball bat. His fiancee tells KIRO 7 a group of young people living in a homeless camp attacked him as they left a nightclub early Thursday morning.

Kirkland police are investigating a 911 call about a yogurt shop customer the staff considered suspicious. It turns out the man, who is African-American, was supervising a court-ordered visit between a mother and her child.

A wave of people locally and nationally are moving to secondary cities, which offer cheaper housing costs, less stress, and a higher quality of life.

Comedian and actor Paul Reiser talks to Dori about his long career both onstage and on the sitcom set ahead of his performance at Seattle's Moore Theatre.