Russell Wilson isn't the only top-tier athlete in his family. His little sister Anna is getting in on the action as it's just been announced she'll be representing the U.S. as a member of the USA women's U-17 World Championship Team
Students from around the country are descending on Washington, D.C. for the annual science fair. And this year, the President is honoring girls excelling in science technology, engineering and math (STEM).
If you go into the alley behind Doug Zeigler's North Seattle home, you'll find an abandoned toilet and a bunch of other trash that he says is just the latest in a growing problem with people illegally dumping.
There is apparently a traffic phenomenon called "zipper merging" which can drastically reduce traffic backups. Maan Sidhu, freeway operations engineer for the Washington State Department of Transportation, told KIRO Radio's Morning News how it works.
America is one of only four countries in the world that does not have government-mandated paid maternity leave, and a new documentary says that's one of many reasons why America has a low breastfeeding rate.
You know you work just as hard as the other guy, you're just as good at your job. But for some reason, the boss won't give you an even shake. You might consider what time you punch in.
Plenty of arts festivals promise something for everyone, but few actually deliver like this weekend's annual Northwest Folklife Festival at Seattle Center.
As college students head home for the summer, they're leaving tons of stuff behind in their dorms and apartments. But thanks to a unique partnership with Goodwill, old couches, dressers and other items from Pacific Lutheran University will go to a good cause rather than ending up in the landfill.
Fifty-five colleges across the country are being investigated to see if they illegally mishandled sexual violence complaints. One college from our state is on that list: Washington State University.
It's been one year since a truck with an oversized load struck a beam on the I-5 bridge over the Skagit River, sending a section plunging into the water below. But very little has changed to prevent another similar accident from happening on any number of bridges across the state.
The handbags, sunglasses, and even fur-trimmed boots are on a long list of items once owned by Linda Mastro and will be auctioned off on June 26. The money will help pay off creditors.
By some accounts, the mayor's plan to raise the minimum wage in Seattle is falling apart, based on news stories and comments from labor and business groups.
If you go to school at Steilacoom High, you're virtually guaranteed to meet Taylan Swift, whether you like it or night. That's because the student body president has made it a mission to make as many students feel welcome as possible at the Pierce County school.
