Seattle council approves soda tax restrictions in face of veto threat

Kshama Sawant's yard signs claim that she can't be bought -- right above a list of the labor unions that have bought her.

Relatives of victims of a deadly Boeing 737 MAX crash announced a lawsuit against Boeing and a notice of claim Monday against the Federal Aviation Administration.

To many millennials, the idea of today's so-called "gig economy" is a fairly new concept, and making money outside of the normal 9-to-5 work schedule has never been easier... or has it?

An expert from UW and Harborview Medical Center discusses the growing effort to treat opioid addiction as a medical condition.

SDOT data shows that the first six months of the year saw 98 collisions which resulted in 101 people seriously injured or killed.

Dave Ross takes an urban hike through Seattle on a hot Sunday afternoon and recounts all the interactions, and scenes along the way.

President Trump wants to meet with Senator Chuck Schumer after his visit to the southern border. Here's how I think Schumer should frame the conversation.

At least three of nine popular beaches in King and Kitsap counties are expected to reopen Monday after 3 million gallons of sewage mixed with stormwater spilled into Puget Sound.

Police drones are becoming a common tool for agencies across Western Washington. But while some departments embrace drones, not all are.

An investigation is underway after a suspect was shot by an officer with the Tacoma Police Department on Sunday.

The contentious debate over the proposed mine in Alaska's Bristol Bay could have ramifications for the Puget Sound salmon and orca population, as well as fishing industry jobs.

A push is on to complete a major trail to rail project previously known as the "Eastside Rail Corridor.”

With many venues and festivals in the region being forced to close down in recent years, Capitol Hill Block Party has managed to persist, with a focus on booking some of the Pacific Northwest's biggest talent.

State Sen. Steve O'Ban (R-University Place) fears that all of Washington could see an income tax within the next two years.

County and community groups work to intervene both before and after kids get into gang life. That includes the Youth, Leadership, Intervention & Change program, commonly known as Youth LINC.