Proposed bill would represent tectonic shift for WA's single-family housing

As it turns out, there are many instances where turning in front of a school bus with its lights flashing is legal, KIRO Radio's Chris Sullivan reports.

Bernie Sanders rallied thousands of supporters in Washington state three weeks ahead of its presidential primary, calling for the grassroots movement that led to his win in the state’s 2016 caucuses to continue through the broader primary that takes place March 10.

Posing as a baby photographer, she was planning to steal a newborn baby to raise as her own, investigators said. They also believe there may be other victims who have not come forward.

Sponsored by Sen. Jeff Holy, a retired Spokane police officer, the bill aims to create an environment where officers are not ordered to meet ticket quotas.

Senator Elizabeth Warren will be returning to Seattle on Saturday for a meet-and-greet and rally at the Seattle Center.

The testing is part of an effort to create an early warning system for the virus, and gain a greater grasp on any potential spreading. As of last week only 15 patients have been diagnosed in the U.S.

Seattle startup Loftium has a creative solution to help the city's renters afford the ever-increasing cost of living.

One viral video and suddenly we’re having a national debate about the right to recline your airplane seat without the permission of the person behind you.

Bernie Sanders makes a campaign stop in Tacoma, suggesting Washington is very much in play to decide the Democratic candidate.

An armed man with a felony warrant took his sister and her family hostage Saturday evening in Issaquah, officials said.

Mayor Pete Buttigieg made a stop in Seattle for a fundraising event. Ticket prices for the fundraising event ranged from $25 up to $2,800. There were also three top tier pricing levels.

Bail recovery agents know their jobs may not be one you dream about as a kid, but say it is a rewarding position.

The Washington Senate on Friday passed a data privacy measure that would give consumers the right to manage how information held by private companies is used.

It’s been a law on the books for decades – anyone busted for intentionally infecting someone with HIV faces felony first degree assault.

It was 72 years ago this week that plans for a revolutionary new shopping center in Seattle were announced, which would later be known as 'Northgate Mall.'