Tornado damages dozens of homes in Kitsap County

King County prosecutors have filed charges against a woman accused of making false accusations against at least two Bellevue cops, including a false rape allegation against the chief.

Seattle EMTs have rejected the latest offer from American Medical Response, and now intend to strike beginning at noon, Dec. 21. 

Cookbook sales are up 25% this year, including at Seattle's all-cookbook shop Book Larder. We explore why.

KIRO Radio and KTTH produce a lot of audio from interviews to discussing local, controversial issues. Some rise to the top and stand out each year. These are the top audio clips from 2018.

Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan announced her nominee for the Seattle Department of Transportation's new Director in a Tuesday press conference.

Tornadoes, like the one that ripped through Port Orchard on Tuesday afternoon, are rare in Washington state, but they aren't unheard of.

Back in May 2018, orders were issued to save Lake Sammamish's near-extinct kokanee salmon population. Now, after extensive research, King County has a plan in place.

It was one year ago today, when an Amtrak train with 83 passengers and crew embarked on its inaugural run along the new Point Defiance Bypass for Cascade service between Seattle and Portland.

Sure, President Trump could do more to bring the country together. But you can't explain our present polarization as the work of a single individual.

The Washington state Senate is conducting an outside investigation into Democratic Sen. Kevin Ranker following allegations of improper conduct.

Seattle police say they want a technology tool to access suspects' phones, but some are saying the city should take a more cautious approach.

With the Affordable Care Act -- aka Obamacare -- at risk of going away, what will happen to health care in America? In short, you might want to have a major illness sooner than later.

Most people aren't broken up about the loss of the Alaskan Way Viaduct come 2019, but it also represents the loss of a piece of old Seattle history.

After cyclists complained of being bounced around by the 520 bridge, WSDOT took it upon itself to address the issue using their feedback with a little ingenuity.

Seattle is asking permission from the state to add traffic cameras at intersections, so they might ticket you for “blocking the box.” It’s a money-grabbing scam and should be rejected on its face.