Analyst: Seattle wants courts to OK income tax because voters won't

Bothell will officially be the next city to try out electric scootershares, approving a 90-day pilot program that will go into effect this Friday.

There are 110 Thai restaurants in Seattle but only 1,217 Thai immigrants. So why does Seattle have SO many Thai restaurants? The answer can be found in a delicious ploy designed by the Thai government.

A recent assessment states that Seattle is the third best US city to live in. There is one factor the city ranks low on, however. What do you think?

Tacoma leaders are urging unity and communication in the wake of a deadly officer-involved shooting, when a man attempted to set fire to a federal detention center.

Downtown Seattle continues to be clogged with traffic, and a lot of it is because of the eternal struggle at crosswalks between drivers and pedestrians. So, what if we changed the way they work altogether?

Like it or not, transportation is evolving in the United States with carshare, mass transit, scooters, and driverless cars. Which will millennials prefer?

If Democrats can’t even work together on their own side of the aisle, how can they promise to bring the whole country together?

Seattle is looking at congestion tolling based on when you're going downtown, but maybe it should be based on why you're going downtown.

A local developer contends that more government regulation leads to more expensive real estate, not more affordable housing.

Washington state troopers began investigating an injury hit-and-run crash on northbound I-5 in Shoreline early Tuesday.

When President Trump made that offensive tweet about four congresswomen, he was doing what is does best -- casting a reality show.

The goal of King County's expanding juvenile diversion program is to keep kids out of the criminal justice system, and away from crime.

A new study from UW climate scientist Cliff Mass argue that increased precipitation will make for a light wildfire season.

Three Seattle City Council members urged Mayor Jenny Durkan Monday to reopen negotiations with the Seattle Police Department on its recently-passed collective bargaining agreement.

As Sound Transit eyes other funding sources for its light rail network, Washington Policy Center writers say that it is roads that should be invested in.