Expert: Predicting the 'Big One' isn't going to happen

A new report suggests the Amazon employs a disproportionate amount of workers who rely on food stamps in several states as their earnings are considerably low.

Drivers on westbound I-90 were caught off guard Monday morning by a temporary lane configuration change that's part of the Revive I-5 project.

The latest forecasts are calling for temperatures to be in the high-70s by Thursday. But the warm weather doesn't stick around for long.

Though it would only impact about 3 percent of businesses, the Seattle Council continues to face resistance to its head tax.

Passersby were greeted by an unbelievable scene Saturday morning on Capitol Hill after someone dumped potentially hazardous materials one witness described as a “free heroin starter kit.”

Tuesday night in Edmonds, Todd Herman, Dave Ross, Jason Rantz and King County Sheriff Mitzi Johanknecht will have a discussion about “guns and our children.”

People trying to get off of the San Juan Islands and back to Anacortes were stranded for hours because the Washington State Ferries vessel Yakima has been out of service since Sunday morning.

Paul Allen's Deepest Frontier program has discovered a range of WWII era sunken ships such as the USS Indianapolis, USS Lexington, and a variety of Japanese ships.

Spokane teacher Mandy Manning has been named 2018 National Teacher of the Year for her work at Ferris High School. But she's far more than a teacher with a cool name.

Dave and Brock argue that NFL players who take a knee during the national anthem could learn from Dori's recent tent office protest. The difference, they say, is in the delivery rather than the message.

It seems that Washington residents are asked to take on a new tax on a weekly basis. Is it time we rethought spending so much money?

Clergy members and others who chained themselves to steel beams at the construction site for a new youth jail in Seattle were arrested Friday morning.

Seattle officials have drafted a progressive business tax after months of deliberations and committee meetings to tackle the homeless and housing crises.

Pro-gun activists will hold a "March for Our Rights" rally in Olympia, Saturday, April 21, 2018 to counter the many student marches drawing attention to school shootings.

State Senator Mark Schoesler, a Republican from Ritzville, would love to throw a wrench into Seattle's proposed head tax.