Rantz: King, Snohomish Co. drug dealers, adapt to lax enforcement

Billionaire Robert F. Smith might not have been a well-known name before last weekend. But now he deserves our gratitude.

The musician who was attacked by a homeless man with a baseball bat in Seattle last year is still recovering. This is his journey.

Lawmakers, such as is Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers, are voicing opposition to a plan to study the breaching of Snake River dams, recently approved by Gov. Jay Inslee.

Does a convenience store have the right to use facial recognition software on its customers? Absolutely -- it's a private business, not government.

U.S. District Judge James Robart released his written ruling on Seattle's compliance with a 2012 consent decree Tuesday, ordering the city to submit a plan for improving police accountability by July.

A man attempted to abduct a teenage girl in Burien. It turns out that he is an illegal immigrant who had been deported twice before.

A block of operating rooms at Seattle Children's Hospital have been shut down, after "air tests" detected a potentially dangerous fungus.

Health officials have identified yet another measles case in King County, as a recent outbreak continues to spread in Western Washington.

Gov. Jay Inslee is moving closer to meeting the minimum requirement to be allowed to take the Democratic debate stage for the 2020 presidential primary, having gathered 60,000 individual donations to his campaign.

KIRO 7 has learned the Jacksons Food Stores location at South 38th Street and Pacific Avenue in Tacoma is using facial recognition technology that’s designed to help prevent thefts and robberies by controlling who’s allowed into the store.

A Wenatchee native living and working in Saudi Arabia is now struggling with the courts and her ex-husband for permanent custody of their 4-year-old Saudi-born daughter.

The United States of America has evolved into a Donocracy. That's what many corners of the country are experiencing ... if they're lucky.

San Diego and Denver have made it illegal for drug vagrants to sleep on the streets. Why can't Seattle do the same?

Memorial Day 2019 is slated to put a lot more cars on Washington roads. Here's a few things to keep in mind as you make travel plans.

It is quite a shock to see. I've been commuting on this stretch of I-5 for 15 years. You really notice the lack of trees that Sound Transit is cutting down.