From soup to sports drinks, Richard Sherman continues to cash in on his Super Bowl-fueled celebrity, as the endorsement deals keep pouring in for the Seahawks' standout.
There's nothing more maddening than getting stuck behind a slow driver camped out in the left lane. Despite constant public awareness campaigns over the years, the problem persists. So a national motorists group and law enforcement is once again pushing "Left Lane Awareness Month" in hopes of getting the slow pokes to move over.
It's been two years since Washington got out of the liquor business. Has it really made that big of a difference in how you get your liquor or to the state's bottom line?
It may be weeks or months, if ever, before rescuers can get on the ground to search for six climbers who likely plummeted to their deaths high on snow-capped Mount Rainier in Washington state.
The musical movie "Once", a little love story about an aspiring Irish guitar player and his brief connection with a Czech piano player, was a surprise success despite its tiny budget, garnering critical acclaim and an Oscar for best song. So when the inspiration came to turn it into a play, the creators did the unexpected.
The Gorge Amphitheatre is in trouble with the Washington State Department of Health for the way it handles its waste water, with officials warning it could be threatening public health and the environment.
Investor Chris Hansen says he remains committed to bringing the NBA back to Seattle despite Steve Ballmer's $2 billion deal to purchase the Los Angeles Clippers.
One of the members of Seattle Mayor Ed Murray's Income Inequality Advisory Committee that was working on the plan for implementing a $15 minimum wage in Seattle says the whole thing was a sham.
The Washington State Department of Transportation plans to reopen a large portion of SR 530 between Arlington and Darrington this weekend for the first time since the devastating Oso mudslide.
Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has agreed to buy the Los Angeles Clippers for a record-breaking $2 billion. Now it's up to others whether the deal goes through.
Airlines at Sea-Tac Airport are adding two new international flights starting next week, just in time for the busy summer travel season. At the same time, foreign travelers are increasingly complaining about long delays at customs, some vowing never to return.
Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has reportedly put in a $1.8 billion bid for the Los Angeles Clippers and now there's word that the NBA may be trying to fast track the team's sale.
