As the World Cup kicks off Thursday in Brazil, the world will truly be watching. But will you be among the over 3 billion people expected to tune in to the world's biggest sporting event?
Recreational marijuana is legal in Washington and Colorado. The latest polls show most Americans now favor decriminalizing the drug. How long before pot takes over the mainstream?
Would you be willing to share your Comcast Internet access with complete strangers? If you're an Xfinity WiFi customer, the company is trying to turn your wireless home router into a new WiFi hotspot.
Tuesday's crash in South Seattle that made for one of the most difficult southbound commutes in memory has many people angrily asking why SR 99 was shut down, and if anything different could be done to help get traffic moving during such a major incident.
Tuesday afternoon there was what was described as an absolutely hellish commute, there was an accident on 99. People were stuck in their cars for hours. It sounds like an absolute nightmare. But I want to share what I think are the real reasons for the terrible traffic we experience in Seattle.
The driver of an oversize truck who hit the I-5 Skagit River bridge last year says he had no indication anything was wrong until he heard "a horrendous boom."
It's good to be Richard Sherman. The Seahawks cornerback just reportedly bought a new $2.3 million home in Maple Valley that used to belong to NBA player Jamal Crawford.
Steel towers more than ten stories tall, running through communities from Redmond to Renton. That prospect is why neighborhood groups have formed to challenge Puget Sound Energy's plan to upgrade its high voltage power lines to meet growing demand.
If you lost every thing you owned, would your insurance replace it? A Seattle couple who had all of their belongings stolen from their rented U-Haul truck is learning the hard way their coverage wasn't nearly enough.
The young woman seriously injured in last Thursday's shooting at Seattle Pacific University says she's healing, but has a long way to go in a statement released Tuesday.
Every once in awhile, I get a D-mail from a listener who has a story that I think just has to have some light shined on it. That's what we intend to do.
Prosecutors have charged the man accused of killing one person and wounding two others in a shooting at Seattle Pacific University with first degree murder, two counts of attempted murder, and one count of assault.
A Seattle anesthesiologist has lost his license for at least the time being for sexting during surgery, improperly accessing medical record imaging for sexual gratification and having sexual encounters at the hospital.
