Report: Police search for 2 suspects in fatal downtown Seattle shooting

Seattle's SR 99 tunnel has been tolled since early November, and we continue to get the same question: "Why are the toll signs at the exits and not the entrances?"

Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant has acknowledged she’s a Prime member who personally shops on the platform, and her argument about why this isn’t hypocritical isn’t particularly compelling.

Shocked by the mass shooting in Downtown Seattle? You shouldn’t be. The site of the shooting near Third and Pine sees crime, out in the open, every day of the year. And nothing of meaning is done with any type of consistency and now there’s one woman dead, plus 7 others injured, including a nine year old boy.

Health officials have worked together with a man with the Wuhan coronavirus to determine who he may have come into contact with during his travel from China.

UW employees are suing to get out of union membership and paying dues for their work over at the University of Washington. Attorney James Abernathy discusses the case.

Humans are the only mammals besides whales and elephants who don't die within a year of going into menopause. So what is the a grandmothers evolutionary role in a family?

Isn't it funny how Jay Inslee cares so much about one case of coronavirus, but not about the diseases flourishing in homeless encampments?

A Three Strikes felon who ran away after twice being granted clemency by Governor Inslee is now wanted for new crimes in California.

The Washington unemployment rate recently sunk to 4.3 percent, the lowest in recorded history.

A proposed Washington House bill would give protections to children operating a lemonade stand on private property.

Seattle is among the toughest cities to build housing in, something city officials hope to remedy with new measures to pave the way for affordable housing.

Washington Senators Maria Cantwell and Patty Murray both voiced their support for allowing additional witnesses and evidence during impeachment trial proceedings. 

Considering the predictions that Monday’s gun rights rally in Richmond, Virginia would turn violent, I think we should take a minute to acknowledge that it didn’t.

Local officials and historians weigh in on the possible closure of the Seattle National Archives, as they scramble to save it from leaving the region.

As workers rebuild what was once KeyArena at Seattle Center, they now work beneath the 44-million-pound roof, supported by 72 temporary steel columns.