Rantz: I won't follow the distracted driving law

Guillermo Heredia went from first to third on a wild pitch and then came home when Jean Segura rolled an RBI single up the middle with two outs in the 13th inning to cap a two-run rally and give the Mariners a 6-5 victory over the Red Sox in a game that ended early Wednesday morning.

I opted to commute 3.3 miles to and from work for three days entirely by using Seattle's new bike share. These are my takeaways.

NBA commissioner Adam Silver made comments about Seattle being on the list of contenders for a team when the league considers expansion again.

While some activists in Seattle argue that prostitution can be victimless, one survivor wants to set the record straight on sex work.

The incredible Apollo program that sent astronauts to the moon nearly 50 years ago still resonates with millions of people who witnessed the launches and landings on live TV.

Sen. John McCain had some radical ideas when he returned to the Senate floor this week.

At least three people are dead after a van drove under a parked semi-truck in Lynnwood, according to the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office.

Jarrod Dyson's hyperextended toe felt better Tuesday, and while he remains out of the lineup against a left-handed pitcher, manager Scott Servais said there's some urgency for him to return for the Mariners.

The Justice Department says it will deny grant money from cities unless they give immigration authorities access to jails.

Felix Hernandez will enter a start with an ERA below 4.00 for the first time since April in Tuesday's 7:10 game against the Red Sox on 710 ESPN Seattle.

The Mariners have already made a pair of big trades in the last week, but could there be another one in the works? Jayson Stark talked that and more on "Brock and Salk."

President Donald Trump continued his months-long series of accusations against The Washington Post and its owner, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, Monday

Because Canada is currently in the midst of a love affair with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, I thought the conversation would be predictably hypercritical.

Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett is writing a book that, according to his co-author, will tackle "the NFL, racism, sexism, intersectionality, and athletes being no longer silenced."

For years, Seattle city officials made an effort to punish drivers for "blocking the box" -- driving into and blocking an intersection, causing traffic back-ups and dangerous road situations.