Problematic behavior outside King County Courthouse continues

There are a couple core opinions about Seattle's head tax. But can council chamber antics harm one side's argument about taxing large businesses?

Seattle Councilmember Rob Johnson could be caught between his own words about a controversial bike lane project after residents requested his official emails.

The City of Seattle wants to tax the city's larger businesses to pay for solution's to the city's homelessness crisis. Dori says that this money will all end up going to labor unions and drug addicts.

A Burien man sustained a machete attack when he stepped in to stop two intoxicated men from attacking a homeless man. He tells Dori his shocking story.

A Bothell resident nearly lost his dog when it was poisoned with drugs. The man believes that someone intentionally tried to kill his beloved pet.

Jay Inslee announced to the entire nation that Washington has the country's best marijuana. Dori says that Inslee is going on his first campaign tours in his goal to run for president, and observes that the governor knows all of the right liberal keywords.

Ron Upshaw has two recommendations for you to watch -- one on the big screen and another for at home on the couch with some popcorn.

Dori says that politicians have twisted our language to get away with spreading lies. He asks listeners to help him reclaim our language.

One of the most visible signs of the opioid crisis is used needles left scattered throughout communities. Now, Snohomish County is equipping people with needle kits to help clean up.

An attorney who successfully argued against the City of Seattle says city government needs to acknowledge that vehicles should be considered a home in some cases.

Gov. Jay Inslee recently promoted Washington state's weed as being the best. But does the governor actually toke up?

Now there's no need to visit Washington to see what goes on in one of the state's preeminent chains of bikini barista coffee stands, thanks to Amazon.

President Donald Trump has renewed criticism of MSNBC's Chuck Todd, referring to him as "Sleepy Eyes" because, well, he looks tired all the time.

Why was the Waffle House shooter able to use one of his own guns to kill four people? The police told his father to lock them away.

The city cut intersections in half about eight months ago to try and reduce cut-through traffic between Aurora and Greenwood.