5 injured after truck crashes into Pioneer Square Subway

Many within King County Sheriff's Office say the use of LInX is a critical tool in their tool box. Which is why cops are up in arms over that tool being taken away last week.

The Amazon effect continues to be felt in Tacoma, with the city now ranking as the 4th most competitive housing market in the U.S.

If Portland protesters on both sides of the aisle want to go at it again in the future, maybe they should just rent a stadium and play rugby.

A brush fire burned early Monday along SR 512 in Pierce County after a semi truck caught fire, prompting early-morning lane closures. 

'The Art of Racing in the Rain' is a new major motion picture about a race car driver and his family told through the eyes of his dog, based on a book by Seattle area native Garth Stein.

A woman in her 30s was taken into custody after police say she drove on a golf course and struck two golf carts Friday afternoon in Lacey.

UW geomorphologist David Montgomery on how climate change is impacting the soil and the food we grow, and what both farmers and gardeners can do to help offset it.

A record homicide rate in Tacoma, an afternoon shootout at a bus station in Renton -- thanks to the politicians, crime reigns supreme around here.

A Superior Court judge overruled the reinstatement of controversial Seattle officer Adley Shepherd, initially fired for punching a handcuffed woman.

The new Mission Control Center at CHI Franciscan is a technological advancement that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to optimize hospital management and patient care.

A lawyer argues that LimePod is not secure enough, and that led to her client being injured in a hit-and-run involving underage drivers.

The latest debate in Seattle's ongoing DOJ consent decree saga is whether or not to use outside consultants to craft better police accountability.

A Three Strikes You're Out offender guilty of assault and first-degree robbery was granted clemency by Jay Inslee for a second time - but is now on the run.

Washington's history with the income tax shows exactly why the state is long overdue to implement it today, in a system many label as regressive.

"Where'd You Go, Bernadette?" should be embraced as a kind of 21st-century Jane Austen novel. Instead, Linklater inadvertently reduces it to a rather perfunctory self-help book. And that's not funny.