Two women hit by car on I-5 in Seattle closed during nightly protests

The Washington State Patrol says it's expecting more people to ignite fireworks in their neighborhoods this year. Here's what you need to know on July 4th.

A recent piece in Forbes explores why the city of Seattle and the police department may be in trouble, and why some compensation is so high.

Secretary of State Kim Wyman on criticism from the left for not accepting digital signatures on initiatives, and why she believes we need to consider implications.

The King County Prosecutor's Office announced Friday that it has not filed criminal charges against anyone arrested during the clearance of the CHOP.

A coalition of Washington state lawmakers issued a letter to President Trump this week, urging him to end the fight against DACA.

From the 1890s to the early 1960s, a succession of tall buildings in downtown Seattle were used as signal towers to warn mariners of coming storms.

For the anti-mask camp, it’s all about choice. But suppose we’re all grocery shopping and my choice is to not be infected by their choice.

With a “troubling” rise of COVID-19 cases in King County and across Washington state in recent weeks, public health officials are ringing the alarm.

Seattle police continued to clash with protesters on Capitol Hill for much of Thursday, as well as overnight into Friday. 

Sen. Steve O'Ban has written legislation that seeks to deter cities from allowing their own version of the CHOP to spring up.

Gov. Inslee said on Thursday he will sign a statewide mandate by Tuesday that prohibits businesses from serving customers without masks.

The state Supreme Court held a hearing Tuesday the $30 car tab initiative, which supporter Tim Eyman says has been sabotaged by the state Attorney General.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that religious schools can't be excluded from private school subsidies. In Washington, private school subsides aren't allowed.

Local health experts are concerned over a new CDC advisory against testing all students and faculty before in-person school resumes this fall.

The World Health Organization says it has a leading candidate when it comes to a COVID-19 vaccine. Inovio Pharmaceuticals says it has some positive results from one of their clinical trials.