SPD hires 108 officers in 2019, launches 'This is My Neighborhood'

A teenager with autism went out on his bicycle to search for his lost phone on 100th Street in Lakewood -- only to then have his bike stolen.

Investigators are calling a homeless man a hero after they said he stopped a knife attack in a failed robbery attempt that left a Kenmore convenience store owner hospitalized with stab wounds.

Following the recent storms and flooding across the region, the deadline to submit damage loss reports in King County has been extended to March 2. 

Washington Secretary of State Kim Wyman has chosen not to vote in the primary election because of the public declaration of party on primary ballots.

Emily Lynn Paulson, a parent of a 15-year-old at Kennedy Catholic, sees a chance to push for change from within an organization rather than walking away.

Democrats in the Washington State Senate unveiled their supplemental budget proposal, setting aside $115 million in 2020 to address homelessness. 

Recent data from Nielsen says that the Seattle area has the 9th highest percentage of liberal adults in the United States.

Bernie Sanders ran away with Nevada, and I know what you’re thinking – it must be Russia. But just maybe, it's his ideas that are winning over voters.

Washington AG Bob Ferguson voiced support for a recent decision from Greyhound to stop allowing CBP to board Greyhound buses without warrants. 

A strong and wet system brought down trees and power lines across western Washington on Sunday, closing a handful of roads and highways.

College football players around the country are preparing for the 2020 NFL Combine, including seven UW players and two from WSU.

The artificial indoor lights we tend to use indoors during Washington winters are so different from natural light that they can interfere with our internal clock.

A new documentary from PBS Frontline offers a new view into Amazon and its executives from the very beginnings to present day.

An undocumented immigrant spoke openly about his life in America, how he got here, and the common misconceptions of the media and general public.

Washington State Superintendent Chris Reykdal explains what the sex ed curriculum proposed for Washington public schools would look like.