NHL Seattle name may be coming soon

A coalition challenging I-976 is asking a judge to temporarily block the $30 dollar car tabs measure while the lawsuit plays out in court.

The latest iteration of 'Net Nanny' saw another 16 suspected sexual predators get arrested in Washington state.

New data from Apartment List claims that 77 percent of Seattle's millennial renters are not on track to buy a home in the next five years.

The Washington State Health Department is banning all vaping products that contain a chemical known as vitamin E acetate.

Plans to build a new I-5 bridge over the Columbia River connecting Washington and Oregon are back on the table, six years after the idea was scrapped.

Military spouses living at the JBLM military base are getting ready to sue over numerous mold-related illnesses to children.

The city of Seattle has failed business owner Dan Murphy. Now, he’s tracking prolific offenders on his own.

Brian Kilmeade of Fox & Friends chats with Dori about his views on the impeachment hearings, his 2020 predictions, and his new history book.

It was one of the big tax bills passed by the Legislature in the 2019 session and one of a handful of lawmakers called on Governor Inslee to veto.

The BLOCK Project is a nonprofit that helps Seattle homeless find a place to live in the backyard of someone who is open to the idea, doing so in a way so that they fit with each other.

On Tuesday evening, you can benefit families living on the streets and watch Dori play pingpong with other Seattle celebrities.

When politicians ignore the will of the people by doing everything they can to stop $30 tabs from coming, what is the point in even casting a vote?

Over 15,000 nurses at hospitals including Seattle's Swedish Medical Center voted to approve a strike Friday, citing "multiple unfair labor practices."

From Monday to Monday, an estimated one million travelers are expected to pass through the gates, with the busiest day seeing 160,000.

Seattle Children's revealed a history of mold infections dating all the way back to 2001, affecting seven additional patients.