A standoff involving Seattle Police and an assault suspect lasted into the early morning hours before officers fired tear gas into a house in the Rainier Valley and made an arrest.
From jacknifed semi-trucks to construction closures, getting around our area seems to be harder every day, with each commute this week bringing a new level of frustration.
It was eleven years ago this week that a powerful storm roared through the North Cascades, causing severe flooding and cutting off access to one of the state's largest wilderness areas. This weekend is cause for celebration.
The Washington State Department of Transportation has halted digging for the vault to access Bertha the SR99 tunnel machine after archaeologists found shell deposits, WSDOT announced late Thursday afternoon.
A tornado blew through Longview and Kelso in Southwest Washington Thursday afternoon, damaging roofs and knocking down power lines, according to numerous reports.
More rain isn't going to help your commute home Wednesday afternoon. Meteorologist Johnny Berg at the National Weather Service in Seattle said the rain won't stop until next week.
Some people who seemingly never get the flu got sick last season - even some who got a flu shot. Scientists in Seattle think they know why and whether it will happen again.
Seattle's ever growing collection of construction cranes will be getting a new addition, as work has gotten underway on a new 40-story apartment tower at Second Avenue and Pine Street.
With campaigns leveraging an ever increasing amount of data available, political consultants have become far more savvy in how they target their telemarketing outreach.
The head of Bothell's youth football association says he hopes the controversy over a brawl between parents from two leagues will soon subside, for the sake of the kids.
Utility crews have shut off water after a large break in a line near Port of Tacoma, which left a hole in the road and cut service to the city's largest water customer.
Some Mercer Island residents are up in arms over plans to remodel the city's library, saying it's a big waste of money and far more ambitious than needed.
Advocates for children exploited by child sex trafficking say a suit against Backpage.com being heard Wednesday by the Washington Supreme Court is critical in the fight to combat exploitation.
