Charges filed against man accused of killing Seattle protester on I-5

An old Juanita High School logo that featured Confederate imagery is long gone, but for some students and alumni, the connotations remain.

Lisa from Bellevue documents the big hoops she jumped through to get her unemployment -- after the state claimed she owed them money.

Volunteers on bikes are delivering bags of groceries to families in need throughout Seattle, amounting to 4.5 tons of food so far.

Seattle councilmembers heard proposals from community groups Wednesday, for what broad cuts to the city's police budget could look like in practice.

State Senator Steve O’Ban (R-University Place) on bill to outlaw CHOP areas in Washington state where cities intentionally withdraw services and police.

Recent protests aren’t the first time local elected officials have been confronted by citizens calling for change. A modest, yet meaningful change from former governor Dan Evans is still remembered by many.

KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and Aaron Granillo explain why the death rate is declining, even during a wave of new infections across the U.S.

UW Medicine created a post-COVID-19 telehealth clinic to help address patients' needs after surviving a bad case of COVID-19.

In March, breaking news was 19 deaths, 420 COVID cases in the U.S. Now it's July, the virus is back on top, and early projections were actually understated.

Seattle City Council passed a landmark big business tax Monday, a move one economist warns could drive companies like Amazon east into Bellevue.

A Utah man arrested and held in a Venezuela prison for nearly two years has new details about the behind-the-scenes effort to bring his family to the U.S.

Washington State University changed its mind, and freshmen will now get a refund for room and board if the school is forced to close because of COVID-19.

On I-5 Southbound just north of SR 516 there is a collision blocking the four right lanes due to a crash.

Gov. Inslee laid out the state's plan Tuesday for dealing with a new surge in COVID-19 cases across Washington using "different tools."

UW is weighing its options, after it was revealed Monday that international students opting for online-only learning in the fall may have to leave the U.S.