Tom and Curley

Seattle isn't exactly what one might think of as a traditional hockey town. Will hockey be embraced here by locals?

The annual traffic report from SDOT shows a slight decrease in cars on the road, but for John Curley, the road diet is more about eliminating cars than increasing traffic efficiency.

King County prosecutors believe shootings are contagious, and are using local crime data to try and prevent shootings before they happen.

A Sumner homeless man found $17,000 and turned it in to his local food bank. Why are stories like this surprising?

After intense public pressure, Starbucks is finally blocking customers from watching pornography on their WiFi, though Tom and Curley have never seen anyone do it.

The "lunch shaming" House Bill 2610 didn't come with funding, and many of the students racking up the debt aren't enrolled in the free and reduced priced lunch program.

Despite exit polls showing climate change was a chief concern among voters, the carbon-tax was voted down by significant margins two years in row.

New rules from the U.S. Treasury Department now requires King County buyers paying for houses in cash to disclose their identity to law enforcement.

How is Mayor Jenny Durkan doing after her first year in office? A new stylistic approach may be helping her lead more effectively.

A former Amazon "bar raiser" is offering his services to prospective employees interviewing at the company. But is it actually worth it, or is it about as helpful as an SAT training course?