Washington bill raising tobacco sales age to 21 passes in House

The King County Sheriff's Office arrested King County Metro employee Mark Norton on Tuesday, who is suspected of coercing a woman to engage in commercial sex acts.

In the first interview since an Office Depot surveillance video circulated showing him stealing a chair, Tim Eyman defends himself, claiming it was an honest mistake.

According to the Herald, the Federal Aviation Administration has given the go-ahead for Alaska Airlines to begin flights out of Paine Field on March 4, and United Airlines on March 31.

Of the 16,927 people booked into jail in 2018, 3,211 of them were homeless, placing the number of homeless arrested at approximately one out of five.

A report by advocacy group Environment Washington found that 60.8 percent of drinking water taps in the 199 Washington schools that were tested have elevated levels of lead. 

Republican State Rep. Matt Shea introduced a bill Tuesday that would repeal the myriad gun restrictions laid out in I-1639.

A pregnant harbor seal near the San Juan Islands shot in the head by a fisherman will soon return home after a successful rescue operation and surgery.

Bothell police are investigating an alleged bogus charity that set up shop outside grocery stores in that city and also in Seattle. The name of the reportedly fraudulent charity is the same as a genuine one.

An 18-year-old with a plow and a blizzard of ambition made a hefty profit plowing the Seattle as the city was hit with snow recently. He drove away with $35,000.

Dori reacts to Tim Eyman's sworn declaration after the activist was caught on camera taking a chair out of Office Depot without paying.

Jenny Durkan's 2019 State of the City promised a continuation of sanctuary policies, and plenty more free stuff in Freeattle.

Lime currently operates a fleet of thousands of bikes in Seattle, and by mid-March, the company is aiming to phase out anything that doesn't use electric assist.

The EPA wants tugboats to stop dumping filtered waste into Puget Sound -- yet, the 250-million-gallon spill in 2017 was no problem, as we learned.