Public nudity in Seattle is not a crime, but police say a woman's behavior last week clearly illustrates a violation of the city's indecent exposure laws.
Demolition is underway at the Boeing plant in Everett where space is needed to make room for the massive 777X wing facility, but it can't mask the unrest between the company and its union Machinists.
Of all the hazards in the Cascades wilderness, one unlikely danger is a confrontation with a grizzly bear. Scientists and conservationists warn that the days of the grizzly in Washington are numbered.
A King County judge has rejected efforts to force Seattle police to arrest a disabled Vietnam veteran and his wife for refusing to leave their foreclosed home.
People driving north out of Everett to Marysville know this chokepoint. I-5 completely bogs-down there everyday for no apparent reason. There are no on-ramps, just five miles of flat-land that is bumper to bumper every day.
A Westlake Mall security guard is being accused of wrongly pepper spraying an innocent bystander while ignoring a man starting fights with pro-Palestinian demonstrators.
Lightning remains in the forecast for the Puget Sound region Tuesday. While being struck by lightning is sometimes shorthand for describing something unlikely to ever happen to you, the National Weather Service says it actually ranks among the top weather killers in the U.S.
More than 100 DNA samples taken from residents of the mobile home park where 6-year-old Jenise Wright lived will not be entered into a criminal database.
With all the construction going on around Seattle, there's no shortage of opportunity for construction workers. But when it comes to city-backed projects, should those workers actually come from Seattle?
For the past several years, it's been tough for Tom Herche to find takers for his Mariners tickets as another season slipped away. But the charter season ticket holder says this year, the buzz is definitely back.
Ron says: This story of the killing of Jenise Wright has really been sticking with me. I'm going to try to be as sensitive as I can, but I've been really struggling with how to think about her parents.
Mahria Zook, a Hope Solo look-a-like, expects to on the receiving end of sideways glances and raised eyebrows again now that the soccer star is back in the news.
