Complaints continue pouring in from concertgoers who got stuck in hours-long traffic trying to get to the White River Amphitheater last weekend. And with another big show Sunday, there are fears of a repeat of the ordeal that kept many from the show.
If you feel a big wind blowing around the region, it could be the collective sigh of relief from the Washington Department of Transportation, because the widely feared "car-mageddon" from the big I-90 construction project never materialized.
The Puyallup Indian tribe says it doesn't want right-wing rocker Ted Nugent performing at its casino Aug. 2 and 3 after pressure from critics who blast the Motor City Madman for "racist and hate-filled remarks."
Marijuana is legal in our state and while that move is championed by many there are parents that worry the drug could end up in the wrong hands - primarily, those of their kids.
It's back to normal on Interstate 90 Friday morning. A week's worth of westbound squeeze while crews replaced expansion joints in the floating bridge has come to an end.
A Vancouver, Wash. musician and would-be promoter is sentenced to prison for using the names of famous performers, including Tom Petty and Bruce Springsteen, to con investors.
Bellevue's interim police chief says a widespread sex-trafficking investigation involving a Bellevue anesthesiologist underscores a significant problem on the Eastside and across the country.
While no oil spilled when a train carrying crude oil through Seattle derailed Thursday morning, local officials say it's a dangerous wake up call that can't be ignored.
Boeing says automation is going to be expanded around its planes to increase efficiency and safety. Should thousands of the company's Machinists be worried that they will soon be losing their jobs to airplane-making robots?
Overlake Medical Center says an anesthesiologist linked to a widespread prostitution and sex trafficking operation is no longer practicing at the hospital and has taken a voluntary leave of absence.
With the Seahawks selling out all of the team's tickets for the upcoming season, fans turning to the secondary market can expect to pay a hefty premium to see the Super Bowl champs in action.
A stormy day Wednesday could bring heavy rain to Western Washington and thunderstorms to Eastern Washington where lightning could spark new wildfires and flash floods could sweep debris down freshly burned hills.
Drivers around the region were likely "packing their patience," but it turns out they didn't need it as the anticipated long delays due to I-90 lane closures have yet to materialize. Dori says this adds fuel to a theory of his he's been promoting for years.
