Could better transit be the key to fixing Seattle's growing housing crisis?

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.

A plan to create a joint regional homeless agency won unanimous approval from the King County’s Regional Policy Committee on Thursday.

Three people died and many were injured in the 2017 derailment under the watch of Sound Transit's chief executive safety officer -- but he still has a job.

While threats of snow persisted through November the chances of a white Christmas in the Seattle area aren't looking particularly promising.

What is the Seattle law enforcement doing to combat a growing crisis with 'prolific' porch pirates? SPD Sgt. Sean Whitcomb weighs in.

Because the state does not have enough of our money, Public Lands Commissioner Hilary Franz wants to add a wildfire tax. 

After reviewing the results of an independent review of 2017's fatal Amtrak derailment, Sound Transit announced it would be removing its top safety chief.

Were President Trump’s actions impeachable? I find that highly subjective and, in cases like impeachment, I think we better get some actual standards to avoid kangaroo courts.

A $2.9 billion light rail project is still on schedule in Lynnwood, with construction kicking off now that trees have been removed from the area.

In a world of politicians who are not true to their convictions, retiring U.S. Rep. Denny Heck (D-WA) is one of the few people who walks the walk.

A Seattle-area campaign stop could provide controversial in a state where there is reason to believe, at least in some races, anti-Trump sentiment brought out more progressives voters.