Nick Bowman

Following cries of "send her back!" from a crowd at a rally for President Trump in Greenville, North Carolina, leaders in Washington state are speaking out.

After an appeals court ruled that Seattle can impose an income tax, many wonder what comes next. Supporters tout the decision as groundbreaking. Others remain skeptical.

Uber released a study on Wednesday related to congestion tolling in Seattle. So, why is the company investing resources in what's proven to be a controversial issue?

Seattle City Councilmember Teresa Mosqueda visited Tacoma Wednesday, to get a look at the city's innovative -- and largely successful -- approach to sheltering its homeless. 

Where is Seattle's summer weather? That's the question on the minds of many as yet another rainy moved in Wednesday morning. But according to historic data, the weather we've been seeing is actually completely normal for July.

It might be smart to check on any old Washington lotto tickets you have in your wallet -- you could have won over $12 million without even knowing.

Why the Washington Emergency Management Division is asking Pierce County residents about their knowledge of volcano safety and evacuation routes.

Crews continue to inch their way through the demolition of the Alaskan Way Viaduct, for a job the project's head calls one of his tallest orders ever. 

Three Seattle City Council members urged Mayor Jenny Durkan Monday to reopen negotiations with the Seattle Police Department on its recently-passed collective bargaining agreement.

A shocking decision was handed down by a Washington State Court of Appeals Monday, ruling that the City of Seattle has the legal authority to impose an income tax. 

Washington's Shake Alert system may not be fully online yet, but it did pass a key test after a pair of earthquakes jolted Snohomish County early Friday morning.

After a pair of earthquakes rattled Snohomish County Friday morning, many may have rushed to check whether their home insurance covers quakes, and -- like a vast majority of people in Washington -- found that it doesn't. 

The Seattle Times reported Thursday that Seattle council candidate and former SPD lieutenant Brendan Kolding was found by a police department review board to have violated retaliation and conduct rules. 

The Washington State Supreme Court unanimously ruled in favor of upholding Seattle's Democracy Voucher program. 

According to the National Weather Service, Seattle's gloomy July is actually nothing out of the ordinary. In fact, at least unofficially, the city's summer weather season hasn't even really started yet.