It was standing-room-only as members of Seattle's nightlife industry packed a Capitol Hill event space, drawn to an active shooter training in the aftermath of the Orlando nightclub shooting.
The upcoming "Finding Dory" movie may take place deep in the ocean, but it was a University of Washington professor who helped Pixar bring the film's reef to life.
There have been calls for change at the Jungle ever since a shooting left two people dead and three wounded at the city's largest homeless camp in January.
Policy experts are gathering to to discuss Washington state's emerging recreational marijuana market to determine how to handle the businesses moving forward.
As groundbreaking treatments continue to be developed and the odds of surviving climb, Doctor Bart Scott with Seattle's Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center says more and more patients are rejecting recommended treatments in favor of natural remedies that run the gamut from herbal supplements to raw diets.
The Washington state Department of Natural Resources relies heavily on college students as seasonal firefighters, but a big chunk of their manpower remains missing until classes are over.
Two separate cases on Seattle roads tell a dangerous story. One victim was left on the side of the road waiting for more than an hour. Police didn't even show for the second.
A year ago, protesters made national headlines by trying to block Shell Oil’s Polar Pioneer from entering Seattle. Now, they’re hoping to start a movement to transition away from fossil fuels entirely.
Kristin Finkbeiner, northwest political activist and founder of the group MomsRising, is recommending for the very first time that parents not watch debates with their younger children.
Bertha the tunnel boring machine is considered one of the biggest and most powerful pieces of mining technology to ever be released. But, ever wonder what she sounds like when she’s digging? Well, Bertha actually sings.
Washington has seen two straight years of record-breaking wildfire destruction. And funding issues could put the state at risk of going up in smoke yet again. First, it was the Carlton Complex of fires in 2014, scorching more than a quarter million acres in Central Washington, and taking with it over 300 homes from Twisp […]
Three women have reported being raped around the University of Washington campus since the beginning of March. Their reports are added to the 45 violent crimes in the Univeristy District so far this year.
The murder of Ingrid Lyne, who police say was killed by a man she met online, has raised a lot of fears about online dating and the dangers it poses. But are apps really more dangerous than old-fashioned dating?