How a woman saved her own life during a road rage attack on I-5

Preserving The Showbox may make people feel good in the short-term, but there are long-term implications for housing and owners’ rights.

Clippy was an animated paperclip ready to help users of Microsoft Office in the early years of personal computers. He was perhaps mocked as much as he was helpful. But that doesn't change the love its creator has for the character.

Alice in Chains will play atop Seattle's Space Needle on August 21.

A family building its dream home had a brand-new, $30,000 tractor stolen from the building site overnight.

The man charged with May's Montesano attack on a 21-year-old woman was found not guilty of attempted kidnapping and assault. Now the attack survivor says she lives in fear that he will be free to hurt her again.

Two times this week I caught myself saying to someone, "Can you believe it's almost September?"

Surveillance video shows a man appearing to cut brakes on a bikeshare ride in Seattle's SoDo neighborhood. Police are asking for help identifying the man in the images.

SPIN bikeshare is the second company to speed out of Seattle after the city raised permitting fees and changed regulations for the stationless bikes.

With wildfires sending a thick smoky haze into Washington state, there are things you need to know, and actions you need to take to protect your health during smoke days.

Washington residents will soon need an enhanced driver's license to get through airport security. Dori questions why citizens are hit with the higher price tags to prove their legitimacy, while illegal immigrants can continue using the less-expensive regular licenses.

Emails reveal that Seattle Councilmember Kshama Sawant's office has been informing protesters when and where Navigation Teams plan to sweep homeless encampments, helping them counter the city action.

The Washington State Patrol says a DUI suspect was killed in Seattle early Friday morning when he jumped into Lake Washington from the SR 520 Bridge while handcuffed.

Washington state takes in millions of tobacco tax revenue and settlement money each year. Yet a tiny fraction of that is spent on preventing the next generation from taking up the deadly habit.

"Crazy Rich Asians" may be a generic romantic comedy, but it's one that becomes a guilty pleasure. It will have you routing for this couple to make it through to the end.

As her youngest son heads off to college, Ursula is feeling sad about having an empty nest. Listeners call in to offer her advice.