Thurston Sheriff's Office not letting Trump influence investigation

Geoffrey Fowler, Washington Post tech columnist, on the case against Google and how their search results are self-serving and not the best information.

Every week there's an announcement about a new restaurant opening in Seattle. Why would anyone start a new business right now? The answer is simple.

Detective Ed Troyer is running for Pierce County Sheriff and discusses why certain calls might warrant social workers and how to build trust in police with all communities.

The legal battle over a Bellevue cat accused of killing dozens of neighborhood pets will begin to take shape this Friday in Pierce County court.

Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz weighs in on latest efforts to defund police and his concerns over staffing amid rising crime.

If it wasn't official already, it certainly is now: Fall has arrived in the region with a flourish, heralded by lightning, hail, and freezing weather.

Captain James Cook is remembered by many for his 18th century voyages to the South Pacific. But Cook’s influence is recalled in the Pacific Northwest, too.

Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan had a message for police officers after a record number left the Seattle Police Department last month.

In an effort to reduce a repeat of the chaos in the first presidential debate, microphones will be muted during each two-minute statement.

In the midst of all the sound and fury of the campaign, you may not have noticed that Democrats have entirely abandoned one of their favorite issues of the past two decades.

All of us are sick and tired -- of COVID, of social media, of politics -- but a little courtesy on each side and nobody’s mic need be cut off.

The unintended consequences of Gov. Inslee's coronavirus mandates continue to pile up, this time with an alarming increase in domestic violence homicides.

Students and members of the NAACP are calling on the Seattle Public School District to terminate the contract of Superintendent Denise Juneau.

The death of a 25-year-old woman in a Shoreline parking lot is being treated as a homicide by investigators. Anyone with information is asked to call 911.

Gov. Jay Inslee announced a series of new rules and requirements for colleges and universities, amid a rash of outbreaks on campuses across the state.