Board of health wants educational signs posted at gun shops, ranges

"First we mourn, then we organize," is the message on the invite for a memorial honoring two resident orca whales that recently died in Puget Sound waters.

When Seattle's Alaskan Way Viaduct was closed in 2016, it provided a preview into how bad traffic will become without the major passage through downtown.

Saul Spady is speaking out about Seattle leadership again, after revealing text messages show how some leaders feel about "privileged voters."

Three cops in Seattle and King County discuss their skepticism that the LEAD program works. Promoted by the region's leaders, LEAD diverts low-level offenders from jail to treatment options.

I-976 sponsor Tim Eyman says that his initiative to lower car tabs to $30 and remove Sound Transit's outdated vehicle valuation system has already gained 250,000 signatures.

Amazon is considering opening 3,000 Amazon Go stores by 2021, according to Bloomberg.

Police are investigating after a person was shot and killed Wednesday afternoon near a chiropractic office in Burien.

Separate law enforcement agencies are investigating eight different shooting incidents across Snohomish and King Counties that all happened Wednesday. A total of 10 shootings occurred over two days.

Washington state will get nearly $30 million from the federal government to fight our opioid crisis.

Susan Hutchison weighs in on whether safe injection sites are a state's rights issue or if the federal government be intervening.

I wonder which tell-all book will sell more copies, the one by Bob Woodward or the one by Stormy Daniels?

A woman who has worked downtown Seattle for 30 years and suffered a verbal assault on her way to work this morning says that the streets have never looked as frightening as within the past half-year.

Hacked frequent flier accounts, including for Alaska Airlines, have been found for sale on the dark web. It's one way hackers have found to steal from customers.

Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen is donating $30 million to help fund new construction for low-income and homeless families in South Seattle.

Advice on how to deal with the controversy surrounding Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh can be found a few decades ago from another SCOTUS confirmation process.