An Enumclaw teen has filed a $1.2 claim against the school district, alleging his middle school ignored repeated bullying that included a violent assault.
The Seattle Police Department sent all employees an "Ebola Fact Sheet" in the unlikely event officers come in contact with someone who may have been exposed to the deadly virus.
It was a popular shortcut for people wanting to get up to I-5 from the valley in King County, but it was shutdown by a mudslide earlier this year. Now, it's a chokepoint.
For years, child-rearing experts have warned parents to limit a toddler's exposure to television and videos. In today's smartphone world, pediatricians are wondering if it might be time to update that policy.
The University of Washington School of Medicine is coming under fire from a national physician's group for using live pigs in paramedic training instead of simulators.
A State Patrol investigation has determined a Seattle police officer used force that caused "unnecessary and foreseeable injury" to a woman he arrested in June.
Seattle Mayor Ed Murray's former press secretary has filed a suit claiming she was the subject of discrimination. The mayor released this statement Tuesday morning.
Your free ride in the I-405 HOV lane could be coming to an end over the next year. The state is considering a plan to require three people in your car to ride for free.
Many people still think of Preston's Talking Rain as a little local water company. But with President and CEO Kevin Klock at the helm, Talking Rain saw annual sales explode from $10 million a year to more than $350 million in the last four years.
The city of Mercer Island is launching a new campaign to try and help local restaurants and food businesses that lost thousands of dollars when an E. coli scare forced them to close.
