The cataclysmic earthquake that's weighed on the shoulders of many Pacific Northwest residents finally hits. Buildings are crumbling and people on the West Coast are heading for higher ground as an impending tsunami rushes toward shore.
Businesses on the Long Beach peninsula on the Washington coast made a killing during last year's Fourth of July weekend, but the community paid a heavy price for its success.
Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting that occurred near Seattle's Judkins Park and have released video, 911 recordings and photographs of the incident.
Seattle Mayor Ed Murray went out in the Capitol Hill neighborhood Saturday night to implore others not to succumb to fear following the Orlando mass shooting.
The upcoming "Finding Dory" movie may take place deep in the ocean, but it was a University of Washington professor who helped Pixar bring the film's reef to life.
A recent staffing study for the Pierce County Sheriff's Department concludes that the agency is lacking sufficient staffing levels -- both for civilian employees and deputies on the beat.
State universities can make $500,000 a year through Washington’s vanity license plates. Soon, some of that money could benefit cancer research in Seattle. Justin Marquart, Deputy Director of Development at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, said he got the idea while sitting in traffic. “You have an opportunity to see lot of different license […]
Seattle's delayed tunnel project has freed up money to put toward another delayed project -- rebuilding a well-loved waterfront pier. Concerts and boat space may be on the way.
Virginia Mason sent letters to 650 patients who were treated in the medical center’s dialysis unit because they may have been near a hepatitis B-positive patient. Key developments: Seattle-area medical centers says exposure risk is “very low.” They recently discovered hepatitis B virus screening results were not consistently known to staff performing treatment. No cases […]
Since 49 people were killed at a gay nightclub in Orlando, the debate over whether people on the no-fly list should be banned from purchasing guns has raged on. The problem, as CBS News' John Dickerson points out, is maintaining innocent people's Second Amendment rights.
When the old US Post Office on Capitol Hill at Broadway and Denny was torn down last week, the demolition revealed several “ghost signs” on the brick walls of the building immediately to the north.
