Dori Monson

West Seattle's Sarah Hanson tell of her experience fighting off a woman with a butcher knife as she was walking with her infant son.

911 recordings have been released from the vicious dog attack in Orting last September. A UPS driver was attacked by up to five dogs while on the phone.

Mitzi Johanknecht is challenging Sheriff John Urquhart in the next King County election. How does she stand on controversial issues?

The owner of Seattle's Bedlam Coffee explains why he kicked out a group of anti-abortion activists, and says religion had nothing to do with it.

The co-owner of a Seattle business that provides law enforcement with off-duty work says that as far as he knows, the allegations of strong-arm tactics being used by officers to secure work isn't true.

A florist refused service based on religious beliefs. Now we have a cafe kicking out a Christian group. Under state law, they are treated the same.

A group of Christian abolitionists promoting the outlawing of abortion was visiting Seattle last week when they decided to visit Bedlam Coffee in Belltown.

Sound Transit last week faced an inquiry into whether it misled the Washington State Legislature to get a $54 billion proposal on the 2016 ballot. This week, representatives are looking into whether Sound Transit misled voters.

A Sammamish council member predicts that road usage charges (pay-per-mile) could be an option to pay for infrastructure over the coming decades.

Seattle-based group Coltura is pushing for a government regulation that will not allow Washington drivers to register gas-burning cars after 2030.