Boeing might have to pay a performance bonus to its workers in South Carolina for a situation it created when it laid-off hundreds of employees at the plant last year.
Prominent Seattle attorney Danford Grant pleaded guilty to five rapes on Wednesday and will likely spend at least the next 15 years in prison for his crimes. But what changed in the final hours before trial to make him take a deal, and why was his attorney talking about sex addiction after he took deal?
For some hopefuls, the lottery to award recreational pot licenses in Washington was the end of the line. But a few losers are going with their "Plan B."
Although it seems like every week is beer week around here, the official annual celebration of the Seattle-area's craft brewing industry gets underway Thursday.
Is it fair to compare the way church leaders handled a gay vice principal fired for his same-sex wedding and a gay priest who kept performing ministerial duties even after he was prohibited from doing so? A spokesman for the Archdiocese of Seattle insists the two are completely different.
Talk about good timing. Kent-based Oberto has rolled out a new national ad campaign featuring Richard Sherman on the same day the All-Pro cornerback signed a four-year contract extension worth a whopping $57.4 million.
New research suggests that electronic cigarettes are not as harmless as advocates claim. But, are the findings enough to force the federal government to finally regulate the tobacco-free cigarette?
The Bremerton woman who triggered an Amber Alert Monday after taking her 6-year-old son from his grandmother at knifepoint, has been ordered held on $250,000 bail.
While most of the football talk this week is focused on who the Seahawks will take in the draft, the Super Bowl champs are also gearing up to make a hard sell to potential undrafted free agents.
From the King's Court to beard hats, you have to give the Mariners marketing staff credit for their clever promotions. But their latest idea just might be the hottest.
Members of a Seattle church are outraged they're just learning a priest who had a longtime sexual relationship with a young man was disciplined in 2004, and was prohibited from performing baptisms and other sacraments but continued doing so.
A national report shows tuition at Washington's public universities increased more during the recession than in any state except Arizona. Meanwhile, Dori found that 2,960 employees made over $100,000, 401 of which made over $200,000.
