A pastor set up a program at a local Starbucks so Burien police get a free cup. It's fueled by local donations to show officers that the community cares.
Brian D. Price was an inmate in a Texas prison for 14 years, and for 10 of those he cooked the last meals for inmates being executed. He has many fascinating stories to tell about the food, the people and the prison culture.
'Homo for the Holidays' is a campy holiday spectacular entertaining Capitol Hill crowds. And creators argue it's important to use this word positively.
Do you make your Seattle bartender cringe with your order? Bartenders dish on the prime Seattle drink, and drinks people out of college sadly still order.
Celebrity chef Mario Batali grew up in Washington. Last month, he had the honor of cooking at the White House for the last state dinner with the Obamas.
Seattle is a beer city, but the beer industry is definitely male dominated. Pink Boots Society brings together women, who work in all aspects of the beer industry, for networking, support and education.
Many parents have had to soothe crying children, afraid that Donald Trump is going to deport them, or their Mexican-American or Muslim-American friends.
When Thicke and Pharell Williams went to court over "Blurred Lines," a forensic musicologist was called to investigate possible copyright infringement.
During the IVF process many fertilized embryos are created with the hope that one will turn into a baby. But what about the thousands of leftover embryos?
When 60 year old Steve DeMont went into cardiac arrest at a Seattle bus stop, two strangers came to his rescue and administered CPR. One was alerted by an app called PulsePoint. A 911 dispatch center texts PulsePoint subscribers if someone has a heart attack within walking distance of them.
