Washington politicians respond to release of Mueller Report

The Seattle Center Coliseum, like so many projects around here, will be late and over budget -- and it's in no small part due to nostalgia.

If Seattle residents don't like biking in the rain, then they really don't like the snow. That's one takeaway from a recent bikeshare report on snowy February 2019.

A local environmentalist with TreeSisters plans to hold a vigil for trees being felled by Sound Transit -- and teaches Dori how to communicate with trees.

The bill to abolish Washington state's death penalty failed to meet a deadline in the House Wednesday, meaning it likely won't move forward this year.

Pierce County Sheriff's detectives have released security video from a Midland gas station showing a robbery suspect and are asking for public help identifying the gunman.

KeyArena's grand reopening has been delayed yet again, threatening the start of the Seattle Storm's 2021 basketball season, and potentially costing taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars.

A controversial bill related to data privacy and facial recognition technology failed to make a key deadline in the Washington State Legislature Wednesday, and at least for now, is dead.

A $213 million library levy that -- among other measures -- would eliminate overdue library fines, was amended by Seattle City Council Wednesday to include an additional $5.8 million.

Johns Hopkins oncologist Marty Makary is going to bat against predatory billing practices in hospitals across the country, and even has the president paying attention.

Thanks to all of those illegal strikes by the teachers union, school districts across the state are having to cut librarians, teachers, and administrators.

There is an effort to make hydrogen energy the fuel of the future, especially for the trucking industry. Former Washington State Representative Chad Magendanz explains the ups and downs of the technology.

The Washington State Legislature has passed a bill to remove the crime of second-degree robbery from the list of crimes subject to the three strikes law, which comes with an automatic life sentence.

Troopers with Washington State Patrol are conducting a 28-day emphasis patrol right now, targeting vehicles with unsecured loads. It's a significant problem, easily remedied, that drivers often ignore.

Councilmember Teresa Mosqueda is pregnant -- and guess who she wants to cover the cost of her childcare? The taxpayers, of course!

A total of nine candidates will attend a council candidate forum for Seattle's District 7 on April 17. The field includes a few notable names from activists to former SPD officers.