In life after Seahawks, Richard Sherman gives back to Northwest

As Seattle police have pointed out, sometimes victims don't even report the thefts and reorder through Amazon. Are we wasting resources focusing on porch pirates?

The Dori Monson Show has exclusively learned that a Magnolia LID tax is planned by the Seattle City Council to fund the new Magnolia Bridge.

Residents are exposed to a type of ultrafine particle pollution, which is less than 0.1 micron in diameter, 700 times thinner than the width of a single human hair.

Police in Burlington are searching for a suspect following a fatal shooting at a gas station Friday.

To create a fake proto-feminist heroine and encourage us to revel in her exploits in a movie about a specific event in history seems like an unnecessary cheat. The balloon in 'Aeronauts' is not the only thing full of hot air.

The research is based on data from the Washington Liquor and Cannabis Board as well as census information that tracks median income, education, and employment, among other factors.

Both a former repeat offender and a person who is currently homeless write in to share their experiences. Plus, what does Jay Inslee drive?

In an interview marking 10 years since the disappearance of Susan Powell, Powell's parents described a sense of hope for their lost daughter.

Unsuspecting motorists crossing Blewett Pass on US Highway 97 are treading ground on a now-forgotten place-naming controversy dating to the 1950s.

How do we make housing affordable in one of the nation's most expensive markets in Seattle? The answer could very well lie in transit.

After originally getting shut down by Seattle city officials, a Northlake tiny home village will now stay open at least until the spring.

Matt Larkin, a Republican who lives with his young family in Woodinville, plans to run for Washington State Attorney General.

King County Superior Court Presiding Judge James Rogers discusses why he made the decision to close the Third Avenue entrance to the county courthouse.

Governor Jay Inslee said on Thursday that he's getting a hip replaced on Monday, which means he'll be out of the office for at least a week.

Who is defending $30 tabs in court? Hopefully you appreciate irony -- Attorney General Bob Ferguson is tasked with upholding the will of the voters.