Meet the 19-year-old running for a Seattle City Council seat

Wealthy households are more often choosing to rent in Seattle than own a home. The city leads the nation in this relatively new phenomenon.

Edmonds mom Stephanie Nelson became an internet sensation when she rewrote the Lady Gaga song "Shallow" to describe her frustrations over the snowstorm.

The potholes caused by snow are creating a huge headache for drivers, especially on East Marginal Way South.

The recent increase in white supremacist activity around Washington may have surprised some, but it's just the latest in a long hateful history in the Northwest.

A new report by INRIX says Seattle drivers may have lost 138 hours to traffic last year, placing us sixth in the nation.

A multi-county drug task force -- including the Kitsap County Sheriff's Office -- executed a search warrant Thursday at the residence of a Puyallup 19-year-old in possession of 6,000 Xanax pills.

A man appointed by Governor Inslee to the Housing Finance Commission has past convictions of assault and domestic violence.

The Washington State Senate has passed a bill to abolish the death penalty, following a decision from the state Supreme Court ruling it unconstitutional.

Tim Eyman, a longtime Washington political figure known for his initiatives fighting government taxes and fees, is being investigated by Lacey police for theft of a $70 chair from Office Depot.

A report from the Puget Sound Business Journal Friday claimed that Amazon is zeroing in on a deal to buy its first property in Bellevue.

One person was killed and two others were critically hurt in a crash in Renton Friday morning.

After initial delays related to snowstorms, the demolition of the Alaskan Way Viaduct finally began Friday, as crews started work to disassemble almost a mile and a half of roadway.

There's a major upheaval expected on the Seattle City Council in 2019, and candidates are already putting their names in the hat. Here's a look at who's running.

This week's Feedback Friday features Mike O'Brien, the doomed California rail project, and a fierce free speech debate in Edmonds.

Whether it's from the courts or from Congress, action against President Trump's emergency declaration over a border wall is likely. It's also likely that officials from Washington will take part.