Kathryn Altena

Senator Elizabeth Warren will be returning to Seattle on Saturday for a meet-and-greet and rally at the Seattle Center.

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos announced on Instagram the launch of the 'Bezos Earth Fund,' pledging $10 billion to combat climate change.

Following the slide hazard evaluation Friday, 356th Drive SE will not be shut down, but will remain limited to one lane of traffic unless conditions change.

Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan told business leaders at the Downtown Seattle Association's annual 'State of Downtown 2020' that she's committed to improving public safety.

Two bonsai trees, a Japanese Black Pine and a Silverberry, worth thousands of dollars were stolen from the Pacific Bonsai Museum in Federal Way on Sunday morning.

Nearly 20 drivers reported flat tires early Tuesday morning traveling southbound on I-405 near Northeast 116th Street.

This weekend is the second of three planned weekend closures for downtown Seattle Link service as part of the Connect 2020 project.

Senator Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign announced Friday it has raised more than $1.3 million in Washington state in the first month of 2020.

Gov. Jay Inslee issued an emergency proclamation for 19 Washington counties on Wednesday for flooding and winter weather.

The King County Council unanimously approved the acceleration for the conversion of metro buses and other county vehicles to be all electric by 2035.

Seattle’s Cinerama announced Tuesday it will be closed for renovations, promising to "reopen later this year ahead of the year’s biggest films."

David Santillanes, owner operator of the McDonald's on Third Avenue and Pine Street, will donate $20,000 to victims of the recent Seattle shooting.

The Seattle Department of Transportation announced changes to parking rates last week based on its annual study of paid spaces across the city.