Expert: Ban on whale watching could actually be bad for orcas

Pierce County spent $3.3 million settling a variety of claims, and did not disclose the amount or the reasons to the public.

The King County Board of Health passed legislation requiring stores that sell firearms and firing ranges to post signs warning customers of the various dangers posed by gun violence.

The NRA and a small town in Eastern Washington are holding the state accountable for passing I-1639, the new law that blatantly goes against our constitutional rights.

If Facebook were my friend in real life, I probably would have stopped hanging out with them a long time ago. You see I try to weed out people that I can't trust and Facebook likes to talk behind our backs -- a lot.

Where's Jason? Not here. Follow him while he's on vacation for the week.

Amazon gets a lot of criticism. But one of the latest dire comments came from founder and CEO Jeff Bezos who said the online retail giant is not too big to fail -- it will face bankruptcy one day.

Bellevue police arrested a man who admitted to burglarizing the police department's garage to steal his own vehicle that was locked up as evidence. The car is back in custody, but a shotgun has gone missing.

It is the end of an era. No more wish cycling in America -- that moment you convince yourself what you are throwing into the recycling bin is actually able to be recycled. China is forcing us to change.

For the fifth straight year, Black Lives Matter in Seattle announced they will “shop black only” and “boycott white businesses” on Black Friday. The plan, however, seems poorly thought out.

Seattle continues to do what it can to fight its homeless crisis, breaking ground on 102 new affordable housing units in the Little Saigon neighborhood. 

NRA President and former Fox News host Lt. Col. Oliver North tells KIRO Radio's Dori Monson why the NRA finds I-1639 unconstitutional and just plain confusing.

Dave Gascoigne speaks about the 4-alarm fire that ripped through his family's longtime business, Gascoigne Lumber Company, and was declared an arson by the Seattle Fire Department.

Why would the City of Seattle cut the budget and staff of the navigation team, the group that goes out and offers services to the homeless? Because homelessness is a huge industry for the city.

We're quickly closing in on the closure of the Alaskan Way Viaduct, as workers begin preparing for what will be the longest highway closure in Seattle's history.

The "Safeco Field" name is on its way out. But rumors ran wild Thursday about T-Mobile taking its place, prompting the Mariners to quickly respond.