President Obama had plenty of heartfelt words as he spoke at the Oso firehouse after touring the mudslide debris field. But his remarks are being overshadowed because he mispronounced Oso several times during his comments.
A Nevada man says the Seahawks, NFL, Ticketmaster and others committed fraud by limiting ticket sales to the Pacific Northwest for the NFC Championship Game against the 49ers.
Over 500 emergency management officials in the public, private and non-profit sectors from across the nation will participate in a wide variety of training sessions at the annual Partners in Emergency Preparedness Conference in Tacoma this week.
The football rivalry between San Francisco and Seattle now extends to the region's Bay Area Rapid Transit system, with some fans up in arms new trains are getting decked out with seats in the Seahawks colors.
The inspirational story of former soldier Edward Lychik added another unbelievable chapter after the amputee we first introduced you to last week successfully completed the Boston Marathon Monday.
There may be no winners or losers when it comes to Seattle's new waterfront tunnel, but there were critics who predicted a project riddled with problems.
A deep-bored tunnel to replace the Alaskan Way Viaduct was first approved by state and local officials in January 2009, and was originally scheduled to open by the end of 2015.
If you want to save a few bucks, at a store where you're already saving a few bucks, some savvy shoppers are turning to the secret of the "Costco code" to keep cash in their pocket.
The Washington State Department of Transportation has released a new schedule indicating digging is expected to resume on the SR-99 Seattle tunnel project by the end of March 2015.
The Boy Scouts of America has told a Seattle church it can no longer host a troop because the church vowed to allow a gay man to continue serving as a troop leader.
Search managers have updated the death toll from the Oso landslide that hit the Snohomish County community on March 22. Crews found two more bodies over the weekend.
It's provoked a talk show spasm - this comment from last September's convocation speech by the President of Western Washington University Bruce Shepard.
Northwest Center is getting closer to finding a new and possibly permanent home, since they were given what they called a surprise notice-to-vacate from their Queen Anne location by Seattle Public Schools.
