A Puyallup man faces multiple charges after police serving a search warrant for drugs also found multiple weapons including a machine gun and a live hand grenade inside his bedroom refrigerator.
Citing problems with the roll-out of the newest ferry boat, two key state lawmakers are calling for the heads of the top executives at Washington State Ferries.
Backers of a $15 per hour minimum wage in Seattle have launched a boycott of businesses who oppose it in a move KIRO Radio's Dori Monson is fighting to counter with his own "buy-cott."
If you don't think our limited exposure to sunshine is worth worrying about, think again. The Washington State Department of Health says if the Puget Sound region were a state, it would rank fourth nationally for skin cancer rates.
Plenty of big, national organizations are working to find a cure for Parkinson's Disease. But that's little help or comfort for those dealing with the disease today.
Promoters of Paradiso, a two-day electronic dance music festival that begins Friday at the Gorge Amphitheater, have promised increased safety and security procedures following the death of a concertgoer last year.
In a follow-up to our earlier story on traffic signals as a potential reason for huge backups on Mercer Street, we were asked: Does hitting the walk signal button a bunch of times makes a difference in changing the light faster?
A big construction project in north Seattle has neighbors up in arms, because the contractor might tear up the new paving after just ten days, then repave it again - all at taxpayer expense.
Four months after the shocking murder of Mike Compton, the town of Orting, Washington is divided. Immediately after the killing, his friend Chris Hopfauf started a citizen's patrol group. They call it "Compton's Crew," and they patrol the streets of Orting at all hours
A gun buyback or "turn-in" event in Tacoma might be scrapped before it's even officially proposed. Some politicians like the idea but the police chief thinks it just doesn't work.
Seattle mayor Ed Murray is vowing to make the city safer, reform Seattle's troubled police department, and create more jobs to keep teenagers from getting in trouble.
For many Seattle drivers, getting stuck at one of the city's drawbridges along the Lake Washington Ship Canal is one of the most maddening things about getting around town.
Former University of Washington Football coach Jim Lambright has been arrested as part of a domestic violence investigation, according to the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office.
The CEO of Seattle City Light, Jorge Carrasco, has been at the center of the news the last couple weeks. I don't think all the criticism of Carrasco is fair.
