Seattle's University Bookstore expected a large crowd for former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton's book signing. But managers never expected fans would begin lining up before midnight.
Kent-based Oberto's decision to sign up Sounders FC and U.S. soccer star Clint Dempsey as a spokesman for the jerky company is proving to be a shrewd move.
A young chalk artist petitioning the school board to allow students to draw on school property didn't get the OK from the district, but did get a canvas offer from another government agency.
Family meals have taken a back seat in our busy, hectic lives. You either don't have time to plan the meals or you're too busy to cook. That's where Gathered Table comes in.
Amazon's new smartphone will serve as your eyes and ears. Snap a photo of a book title, and it'll show you where to buy it. Listen to a song playing in the background, and it'll direct you to that tune on Amazon.
Another city council has voted to ban recreational marijuana businesses within its borders. But unlike Marysville, where the council unanimously voted to reject the will of the voters on moral grounds, Poulsbo's decision had nothing to do with their personal objection to smoking pot.
The 20-mile stretch of I-5 south of Tacoma, at the Joint Base Lewis-McChord exits, is on the most wanted list of traffic congestion in Washington. You can sit there for hours without there even being an accident, a stalled car, an Air Force plane, or Army helicopter to distract you.
Two small business owners in Seattle are gathering signatures for a referendum that would put the mayor's and City Council's $15 minimum wage bill on the November ballot. Only the referendum uses $18.13 an hour.
The CEO of Bellevue-based T-Mobile is taking shots across Lake Washington at Amazon over reports the company has tabbed AT&T to be the exclusive carrier for the Seattle company's new smartphone to be unveiled Wednesday.
University of Washington student Amanda Knox has filed a new appeal with an Italian court in hopes of overturning her recent murder conviction in the long running saga of the 2007 murder of her roommate Meredith Kercher.
Delta Airlines is adding new domestic flights at Sea-Tac Airport, a direct challenge to hometown company Alaska Airlines. It should mean lower air fares.
A Bellevue man who prosecutors say had the largest known collection of child pornography ever seized in Western Washington has been sentenced to nine years in prison.
The City of Kirkland rejected a proposal to become the new home for a sculpture memorializing 9/11. But the woman who hoped Kirkland would embrace the sculpture as part of their landscape is shocked by why people would reject it.
Following an announcement that Starbucks would be paying for its employees to get a college education, Howard Schultz joined "The Daily Show" and the topic of $15 minimum wage surfaced.
A University of Washington student has been arrested for threatening to kill women in a shooting spree similar to last months mass shooting that killed seven and injured 13 others at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
