Anyone who has driven I-5 south into Seattle in the afternoon knows this one. The dreaded Ship Canal shutdown, the backup that often extends into Northgate.
Some super Seahawks fans are getting their shot in the spotlight, sharing the screen with Richard Sherman and his mom in a new commercial they're calling a "once in a lifetime" experience.
Long lines at the airport are only going to get longer as millions of new passengers take to the skies over the next 20 years. Boeing is out with its latest market forecast, and demand for more airplanes continues to skyrocket.
It's commonly accepted that eating a lot of fish is good for you, but not if the fish comes from polluted waters. Governor Jay Inslee is proposing a sweeping plan to control chemicals in the environment and raise outdated water quality standards.
While some supporters of legalized marijuana have touted the potential for a surge in pot related tourism to Washington state, there's just one small problem: there's virtually nowhere beyond a private residence to legally consume it.
Two Seattle firefighters and a woman were charged with fourth-degree assault and malicious harassment Wednesday for allegedly beating up a homeless man in Pioneer Square after a Sounders match on March 15.
Tuesday's opening of Washington's first legal marijuana stores is being hailed as a success, even though just a handful across the state were able to begin operation. But there's still plenty of work ahead to get the recreational system fully up and running.
When the state needed to get an emergency road built through the Oso slide area, it went to landowners to get the okay to use their properties, but one refused until the state met his demands for a higher price.
Seattle legal pot grower Bob Leeds wants to thank President Obama and his administration for leaving Washington alone to launch the legal pot industry. So he's planning to send the president some custom jeans made from hemp.
When legal pot went on sale Tuesday at Seattle's first retail store, Seattle City Attorney Pete Holmes was among the first to buy a bag. And a new survey says we shouldn't be surprised that many pot users are accomplished professionals like Holmes.
Drivers versus pedestrians. Having a bunch of people walking downtown can be a sign of a vibrant city, but all those pedestrians can make getting around extremely difficult.
With all the excitement surrounding the opening of Seattle's first legal recreational pot shop, Deb Green wanted to make sure she would be among the first customers. But she never expected to be first in line at Cannabis City, nearly 20 hours before the store's scheduled opening Tuesday.
