State Sen. Steve O'Ban (R-University Place) fears that all of Washington could see an income tax within the next two years.

Typically, businesses and organizations speaking out against a higher minimum wage relates simply to increased costs. But when it comes to Washington's nursing homes, that conversation is far more nuanced.

President Trump said he tried to stop that controversial chanting a one of his rallies. Let's look back at the sequence of events.

With millions of visitors, conversations around the visible homeless crisis are common and it's something the Seattle tourism industry is working on.

In this week's Feedback Friday, listeners share why a blue tarp might one day be flying from the Space Needle.

After a toss of a piece of salmon to a harbor seal, Tom Nelson of 710 ESPN's Outdoor Line now faces a $2,500 fine from NOAA.

A small business owner in Tacoma's Stadium District says the construction of Sound Transit's Tacoma Link light rail expansion is hurting sales.

Yet another Dow Constantine scandal comes to light -- he allegedly funneled millions in county contracts to alleged rapist David Meinert.

"Jeopardy James," who won 32 consecutive nights on "Jeopardy!" has considered moving to Seattle to work with the city's sports teams.

I found it difficult to come into work this week after what President Trump said. Maintaining professionalism can sometimes be hard. But I had a good reason to go on the air.

Part of the reason America is so great is that when the president says "Why don't you leave?" you can just say, "No, and you can't make me."

The Seattle area got light rail service 10 years ago. The journey has not been simple. This is when I think it will finally have an impact on our commute.

No one in the media is mentioning the fact that the bomber at the Northwest Detention Center in Tacoma was an Antifa member.

In his desperate bid to salvage his campaign, Jay Inslee has resorted to calling on the likes of rapper Lil Nas X and soccer star Megan Rapinoe.

Bob Ferguson is suing the Navy over the jet noise at NAS Whidbey -- which every Whidbey Island resident knew was there when they bought their homes.