When marijuana retailers open for business in Washington state next month, it's likely they won't have any marijuana-infused brownies, cookies or other edibles on their shelves despite their popularity.
From a teen baking pot brownies and passing them out to unknowing classmates to people blowing apart their homes while trying to extract oil, some police are worried legalized marijuana is a ticking bomb set to explode when retail shops open this summer.
Running can be such drudgery, but with bands at every mile and plenty of partying throughout the weekend, it's little wonder so many have taken to the annual Rock 'n' roll Seattle Marathon.
Dan Wilson and Jay Buhner lead the way as local celebrities join United Way of King County, the Seattle Mariners and Bonneville Seattle at the second annual All-Star Softball Classic for Homeless Youth, on Saturday, June 21st at Safeco Field.
Your morning jolt is about to get a little more expensive, at least if you drink Starbucks. The company says it's raising prices for some drinks and packaged coffee over the next month.
A Seattle patrol officer has been placed on paid administrative reassignment in connection to a police corruption investigation that has now ensnared two departments.
Most think putting sugar in a gas tank is never a good idea. Some people even try it to get back at someone. But for Boeing, putting sugar in the tank could cut airplane emissions by up to 80 percent.
T-Mobile CEO John Legere is known for being unapologetically outspoken and profane, but the head of the Bellevue-based company is now saying he's sorry for saying rival carriers are "raping" customers with their charges.
The Seattle Times announced Wednesday that "Redskins," the controversial name of Washington D.C.'s NFL team, will no longer appear in their newspaper or on their website.
Can technology stop robbers from targeting you and your smartphone? Microsoft and Google are joining Apple in adding new "kill-switch" technology to disable stolen phones, in hopes of slowing the spate of mobile phone robberies.
A King County Sheriff's deputy has been arrested and charged with promoting prostitution, substances theft, and violation of the uniform controlled act.
You might want to take a closer look at the results of your blood work-up after your next physical. Doctors and patients usually focus on cholesterol. But new research, done in part in Seattle, reveals that low triglyceride levels might significantly reduce your chance of heart disease.
The Washington Redskins had six federal trademark registrations canceled Wednesday and there's a lot of confusion over the impact this will have on the team and whether it can still use the name it has had for more than 80 years.
President Obama's plan, announced this week, to protect our oceans and coastal areas, could provide a big boost to farming in Washington. Seafood farming, that is.
A Puyallup man faces criminal charges for allegedly giving marijuana extract to his teen daughter, who in turn baked it into treats she gave to unknowing classmates, making some sick.
