Lawsuit over Seattle's responsible gun storage law thrown out by judge

A Parkland car was discovered holding a massive cache of guns, weapons, and more by local Sheriff's Department deputies.

You might expect Senate candidates to disagree on policies but in today's polarized politics they often differ on fundamental values as well.

The Orionid meteor shower will peak this weekend. What to know and where to go to see one of the brightest sky shows of the year around Washington state.

Find out how the KIRO Radio hosts will vote in November's election.

Several blocks around Seattle's Pioneer Square were closed and buildings were evacuated after a natural gas leak was reported Friday morning.

A tentative contract for Seattle police officers may be running into a few problems as it is in the hands of the city council. Not approving the contract would be "a big mistake" according to the police chief.

Hurricanes get a lot of news, but climate change will have other more drastic consequences in the years to come, like an ocean that can no longer make dinner.

The Command Staff at the Seattle Police Department are deeply concerned that if the Seattle City Council rejects a pending contract for officers, they’ll see a dramatic decline in recruitment and an accelerated exit of officers leaving the force.

I-940 may look good at first glance, but it sets dangerous precedents that impede law enforcement officers' ability to save innocent citizens from dangerous criminals.

GameDay comes to Eastern Washington for the first time after a long wait for WSU fans. Expect a Crimson Caravan across the state for this one event. That means traffic ... a lot of traffic.

Making for one the more bizarre stories in the news right now, goats in Olympic National Park are being sedated with opioid darts, and airlifted in helicopters into the Cascades.

Olympia has been inundated with bomb threats over the last month, with the latest hitting the buildings for the Department of Highway Licensing and Department of Natural Resources Thursday morning.

A 15-passenger van crashed into the West Seattle Health Club on Wednesday, the second such crash the property has been a victim of in months.

Despite being homeless, Amanda Ogle spent a year trying to get her car back from a tow truck company. It took the courts, a judge, and a lot of patience. Now, the company wants her to pay $21,000.

At a press conference between Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best, Mayor Jenny Durkan, and Seattle Police Guild President Kevin Stuckey, Durkan whispered, "Don't answer it" to Stuckey when a reporter asked him a question. What is she trying to hide from her constituents?