As 500 new bikes hit the streets of Seattle Monday thanks to the city's new Pronto bike share program, you have to wonder if we'll see a dramatic increase in accidents.
Seattle's Italian-American community is running a full page ad in The Seattle Times Monday as part of its new effort to counter the city's newly created Indigenous People's Day.
Doctors in Tacoma were sure head injuries to a 4-month-old boy were the result of shaken baby syndrome. His father is now on trial for child assault. Also on trial, the diagnosis itself.
Alaska Airlines might not be too happy about Delta Air Lines' big push into Sea-Tac Airport, but it's proving to be good news for travelers seeking lower fares on some routes.
The 52nd anniversary of the Columbus Day Storm is Sunday, October 12th. This historic wind storm, the strongest non-tropical wind storm ever to hit the lower 48 in American history, marks the beginning of western Washington's wind storm season.
There'll be a lot more bicycles on the streets of Seattle starting Monday afternoon, as the city's highly anticipated Pronto bike share officially launches.
Based on witness reports, investigators suspect two cars were racing ahead of a crash on I-5 in Everett Friday afternoon that killed a woman and left her passenger with life-threatening injuries.
Microsoft's PR team went on full damage control duty Friday morning following their CEO's gaffe when answering questions at a celebration honoring women in tech.
This week's accident in the new protected bike lane on Seattle's 2nd Avenue is raising questions about whether the city did enough research on the potential dangers of mixing cars and bikes before installing the lane.
The kids have spoken, and the discerning palates of a panel of Seattle School District students give a big thumbs up to pizza and chicken tenders, and a big thumbs down to lentil Sloppy Joes.
Almost five years after the death of her husband in the ambush of four Lakewood police officers, a Facebook page is ripping open the wounds for the widow of one of the victims.