Family inspired to give homemade scarves to Issaquah homeless camp

Start using the gift that asks less of your wallet and more of you. It won’t be lost. It won’t be forgotten or exchanged.

Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll learns that a very special phone call he made to wide receiver D.K. Metcalf this year made Monson Madness.

Bars, restaurants and other venues that don't leave closed captioning on may be in line for quite the fine under a new city of Tacoma compliance law, reports The News Tribune.

A woman assaulted by a man who appears to be homeless said she was told by Monroe police that the man was defending himself.

Every year, this debate starts around our house, so today I am bringing it to you. Die Hard is definitely a Christmas movie.

KIRO Radio's Tom Tangney takes a look at some of the forgotten Christmas movies over the years. An odd selection, to say the least.

Seattle Public Library is eliminating fines, but it's not a free for all. You will have to give the books back eventually.

A Thurston County jury has awarded $57.2 million damages from Seattle Tunnel Partners to the state in the SR 99 tunnel delays trial.

The I-976 media circus came to a head Friday, when news cameras were lured to the King County Courthouse by I-976 sponsor Tim Eyman.

A Seattle Police Department K9 named Katniss nabbed her first ever suspect early Thursday morning, running down an alleged package thief in Queen Anne.

On the Columbia River not far from Lake Chelan, there was once a natural feature and navigation hazard known as the Methow Rapids.

In Thursday night’s markup of the articles of impeachment, Republicans moved to strike several lines that they considered over the top.

The City of Seattle continues to try and figure out the best way forward for electric scootershares, with documents revealing how it plans to safely bring the service into the fold.

What news topic prompted Greta Thunberg to write to the show? Plus, Eric in Mukilteo comes up with an experiment for the Seattle Aquarium's new shark tank.

"Richard Jewell" is a fascinating look at the impact large societal forces inevitably have on lone individuals who find themselves at the center of a storm through no fault of their own.