Just how many truly bad puns can Washington Governor Jay Inslee fit into one press conference exploiting fires and kids for political gain? It turns out, a lot.

There’s a level of sickness spreading amongst some politicians - on both sides - and a series of mind-numbingly dumb statements by a local Progressive congressional candidate highlights this issue perfectly.

When I began praying every day, and then observing the sabbath, my life dramatically improved.

While law abiding citizens desperately try to get the city and county to address the ongoing homeless problem, the Seattle Municipal Court held an outreach event to help attendees deal with their over 9,400 outstanding warrants.

Not to be a downer here, but it needs to be said: some of your reaction to ailing orca in Puget Sound is absolutely nuts and over-the-top. In some cases, it’s embarrassing.

Unless we can swing youthful voters toward conservative ideas, emphasizing better plans for their present and future, the prospects for the Republican party may be grim.

In these polarizing times, all Americans would benefit from greater emphasis on policy, and less focus on personality.

Leave it to upset coworkers and unhinged Twitter-activists to chalk up the Richard Russell hijacking to simple anger over minimum wage and a “grueling” work culture.

King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg answers criticism that his office doesn't prosecute drug offenses or addiction-related crimes. But it's also not that simple.

A towboat operator and his crew saw a stolen Horizon airplane shortly before it crashed on Ketron Island Aug. 10, 2018. It spurred them into action to see if they could help.

Senator Steve O'Ban is asking Gov. Jay Inslee to halt plans that would place three Level III sex offenders in his district in Pierce County.

Edmonds City Councilmember Mike Nelson secretly - and at times, desperately - tried to coordinate with an anti-gun Seattle leader to craft gun storage legislation.

A bus ad that depicts Seattle's corrupt politicians in proper style -- as gangland figures. Seattle could use more sobering ads like this.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez had a bit of a word fumble during an interview with CNN's Chris Cuomo, prompting Jason Rantz to make his own version of the video.

The candidate challenging Dan Satterberg for his job as King County prosecutor argues the community should play a bigger role in court cases.