An unprecedented international effort has temporarily halted the spread of what's being called one of the most dangerous cyber pandemics ever. Now, experts say computer users have about two weeks to protect themselves.
The rate of teens becoming parents has declined dramatically. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the teen birth rate is down more than 50 percent since its peak in 1991 and last year it declined again.
Police in Oklahoma have arrested a 25-year-old man for the brutal rape and beating of a 58-year-old Auburn woman in the White Center area, the King County Sheriff's Office announced Wednesday.
Seattle's new police chief nominee faced the first of several confirmation hearings Wednesday on her way to becoming the first female to lead the city's police department.
The forgers of professional football's most prized possession, the Vince Lombardi Trophy, are ready to gussy up the 12th Man for next season, with a set of wine glasses.
Will Washington state be next to see an increase in the minimum wage? Rep. Jessyn Farrell (D-46th District Lake Forest Park, Kenmore) is trying to take the momentum from the approval of a minimum wage increase in Seattle and make it work in the state legislature.
It's the kind of heist you might think only Hollywood writers could dream up: A sophisticated crew of burglars cut through walls of a nearby business to make-off with a million dollars in gold.
Guards at the King County jail have been warned to keep a close eye out after someone stole a gun, uniform and duty belt from the car of an off-duty corrections officer.
The forecast this week reads, 'morning clouds with afternoon clearing each day.' The morning clouds are the result of onshore flow - the flow of air near the surface from the Pacific Ocean into western Washington.
Twin brothers who staged the fake kidnapping of their 4-year-old nephew at Carrie Blake Park in Sequim, Washington, were charged Monday with misdemeanor disorderly conduct.
A mother who lost her son two years ago when he fell off a fuel tank at Gas Works Park while on a road trip with friends has written an open letter to her son's classmates with a touching message of inspiration that reminds anyone who reads it how fragile life is.
World class climber Ed Viesturs lives in Seattle and is the only American to have summited all of the world's 14 largest mountain peaks, including Everest seven times.
A big detour now on one of Seattle's busier streets means less flooding and happier fish later, Seattle Public Utilities says about a major construction project that got underway Monday in Wedgewood.
