With Primary in rearview, Loren Culp gears up for fight against Jay Inslee

A Queen Anne man wants everyone to know his side of the story: He did not confront protesters in his neighborhood Wednesday night.

Just days before the Seattle City Council votes to defund the city's police department, the department launched a website that allows residents to access policing data, current job postings, and community policing programs.

A new report from the IHME predicts Washington could see large-scale shutdowns by October without stricter adherence to mask-wearing.

Chris Vance, former head of the state's Republican Party, says that if Republicans want to take governor, they have to separate themselves from Trump.

Gene Balk, data columnist for the Seattle Times, talks about how drastically the latest coronavirus case numbers vary throughout King County, and why.

Three Seattle council members outlined plans for cutting funding to the police department, as well as laying officers off as part of that process, in a Thursday news conference.

On the I-5 southbound express lanes just south of Mercer Street, there is a collision blocking the two right express lanes.

The King County Prosecutor's Office filed a first degree murder charge in a deadly shooting at the former Capitol Hill Occupied Protest (CHOP) zone.

We are still waiting to find out if the city is going to replace or repair the West Seattle Bridge, but the bills for the current work are coming due.

The FAA has fined Boeing $1.25 million for putting too much pressure on its safety inspectors. Boeing has 30 days to respond.

Jevin West, director of the Center for an Informed Public at the UW, is studying the OTHER viral contagion sweeping America: conspiracy theories.

Columbia virologist Dr. Angela Rasmussen says vaccine trials look promising, even though they still may take a while to reach the public after approval.

Joshua Collins is a Socialist congressional candidate who seemed pretty certain he'd make it into the general election. But, as of now, he's losing the WA-10 race to a candidate running in the Congress Sucks Party.

Secretary of State Kim Wyman discusses the state of mail-in voting in Washington and nationally, as well as concerns about understaffing impacts.

Gov. Jay Inslee announced Wednesday that his office is urging most schools in Washington state consider enacting distance learning this fall.