Three women have reported being raped around the University of Washington campus since the beginning of March. Their reports are added to the 45 violent crimes in the Univeristy District so far this year.
A Seattle council committee is set to take a vote and could send a controversial plan to build a new basketball arena to the full council for approval.
The search for two brothers suspected of murder in Arlington continues. After swapping multiple cars, the pair is believed to be trying to enter Mexico.
It's too early to tell if Seattle businesses are hurting as a result of the new $15 minimum wage, but a study commissioned by the city reveals some preliminary results about the law's impact.
Global warming can only be blamed for a small part of the heat the Northwest is experiencing this week. Other factors are at play to push temperatures to record highs.
Detectives with the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office said two brother, John and Tony Reed, murdered Patrick Shunn and Monique Patenaude, reported missing out of Arlington earlier this month.
The murder of Ingrid Lyne, who police say was killed by a man she met online, has raised a lot of fears about online dating and the dangers it poses. But are apps really more dangerous than old-fashioned dating?
Tech workers are known for their hefty paychecks driving up rents and housing pricetags. But it turns out they are also paying quite a bit more in property taxes than their non-tech neighbors.
A Seattle commission wants the city to start public-drinking parks in response to disproportionate numbers of homeless individuals, black and Native Americans being cited to alcohol-related offenses.
Is it legal for Seattle to inspect your trash? The King County Superior Court will soon hear from eight plaintiffs suing the city over its garbage collection practices.
