King County could ban pro-players from using smokeless tobacco

What caused several flat tires on our roads Thursday morning remains a mystery.

Seattle City Councilwoman Kshama Sawant’s angry tweet was, indisputably, tasteless.

Can you believe Southwest Airlines' hero pilot Tammie Jo Shults almost wasn't a pilot? Gatekeepers 30 years ago didn't want her to reach her dreams.

Seattle businesses all had a similar message for the city council -- they're suffering under layers of taxes and another one could kill off more stores and jobs in town.

Deputies said a good Samaritan is in critical condition after he was attacked with a machete by two men who were harassing a homeless man Wednesday night in Burien.

Police and leaders from Everett and King County are considering investing in police gang units after the recent surge in gang violence.

Washington's transportation officials has four toll options for Seattle's new State Route 99 tunnel, all designed to keep tolls low enough that drivers don't avoid the tunnel.

Todd Walker became the seat-mate of a toddler who was having a rough go of her day, but he was able to show grace in this situation.

A group of 60 volunteers fixed up a homeless Air Force veteran's home after his mother and daughter passed away.

What could frustrate council members in Snohomish County? The fact that Sound Transit will have light rail in other Seattle neighborhoods before Everett.

Ron Upshaw discovers Steve Ballmer's new website, praises Kendrick Lamar, and considers getting a dog in this week's Shower Thoughts.

Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant is getting attacked on Twitter after blasting a tribute to Barbara Bush.

Less than 24 hours after Barbara Bush died, Kshama Sawant criticized Women's March for tweeting a positive message about the former First Lady.

Kiera Nagai, an 11-year-old fifth grader, won a giveaway organized by Seattle police and received two iconic 1966 comic books featuring Black Panther after she submitted her drawing of a superhero.

The Washington State Department of Transportation finally told drivers what they think of them when they accidentally posted a "U Suck" sign.