Bridgette Hempstead is used to talking to God, but he doesn't usually talk back. That is, until the day she swears a message from the Lord saved her life, and inspired her to create a Seattle foundation helping save detect and treat breast cancer.
Kansas City is once again home to the loudest stadium in the world after Chiefs fans took the record back from Seattle Monday night in earsplitting fashion.
Investigators say they've identified at least five additional victims and there could be more after the arrest of an accused Kitsap County child rapist and pornographer who volunteered at local schools.
Metro bus cuts planned for next February are shelved, for now. The King County Council Monday refused to approve further cuts until after the county's two-year budget is adopted in November.
An estimated 2,000 Boeing workers in the Puget Sound area will lose their jobs or be forced to move over the next few years as the company consolidates the majority of its defense work to the midwest.
Sure there's a Starbucks on every corner. But a new survey says Seattle is tops in the country for coffee snobs who wouldn't set foot anywhere near the mermaid.
It's only a dream, but some transportation advocates are hailing Sound Transit's willingness to study the long-term feasibility of a new light rail line running between Ballard and Redmond.
Seahawks fans will be keeping a close eye and ear on Kansas City Monday night, as Chiefs fans will try again to take back the world's record for the noisiest stadium from Seattle.
"Closed" signs are going up on the Seattle waterfront this week. In a rare move, 15 businesses have agreed to shut down until next summer while the city builds a new seawall.
Is Canadian bacon enough to get you to sign up for cable? Comcast hopes so, throwing a series of pizza and beer parties at apartment buildings around Seattle to attract new customers.
The Seattle doctor working with scorpion venom in an effort to find a more effective treatment for brain tumors has received approval to start testing his "tumor paint" by the FDA.
Some Lacey firefighters are being hailed as lifesavers after rescuing a family from a burning mobile home Friday. But they aren't expecting thanks from the survivors - a family of hamsters.
Seattle author Garth Stein has a new distinction to add to his resume: his best selling book "The Art of Racing in the Rain" has been banned by a Texas high school.
The folks who cook up meals for the Seattle School District face a tough crowd Friday, as over 150 students visit headquarters to put potential new food offerings to a taste test.
Pot smoking in public, open air drug dealing, sleeping in doorways, using stairwells as toilets. People who live and work in downtown Seattle see that behavior and wonder if there are some laws that simply don't get enforced.
King County Metro's latest round of service cuts take effect tomorrow. 28 routes will be eliminated. Another 13 will be reduced, but there's at least one route that was going to be cut that isn't going away after customers cut a deal with the transit agency.
