Jay Inslee appeared three times on MSNBC over the weekend -- relive the most hilarious moments with Dori's highlight reel.

On Wednesday Governor Jay Inslee will get his biggest audience yet as he takes the stage for first of the Democratic debates.

A Renton Library spokesperson said that the chest binder gift cards raffled off this weekend reflect the library's effort to be inclusive of all patrons.

In Seattle, manhole covers are called hatch covers and many of them have been designed by artists. Learn their history on this quirky tour.

Every week we have another story of how our politicians and prosecutors play "Human Roulette." This week we meet the exhibitionist in Ballard.

King County Wastewater Management is at it again, dumping raw sewage into our waters due to sheer incompetence. The cost? Oh, just $300,000.

Washington drivers speeding down the freeway well above the limit put us all at risk. But what if we gave them all their own lane of traffic, leaving the rest of us to move at our own speed?

While President Trump ultimately called off a strike on Iran, it's still unsettling to see how eager many are to get into yet another Middle East war, all while we're still paying for the last one.

Bob Simmons was a great broadcaster and a passionate gardener. He dug up dirt in his beloved backyard woods and would dig up dirt at city hall as he relentlessly held government officials accountable.

Conservative writer L. Brent Bozell III believes that the American media has forever lost its credibility over its treatment of Donald Trump.

Jay Inslee, Bob Ferguson, Dow Constantine, and Jenny Durkan may as well have strangled and beaten the White Center rape survivor themselves.

A writer who has studied chest binders warns of the health risks associated with them. The Renton Library is raffling binders in an event next week.

An ICE spokesperson explains how sanctuary policies keep dangerous criminals on the streets, and can actually end up hurting law-abiding immigrants.

As Seattle council endorsements have poured in, a curious trend has developed: Many of the city's unions -- who in the past have largely backed Kshama Sawant -- are jumping ship to other candidates. 

A former CIA targeter sees the U.S. making the same mistakes it made after 9/11, with the handling of Iran today, as the White House's agenda appears to trump solid intelligence.