A student from China has changed his plea to guilty for a crash in a Des Moines neighborhood in 2012 that killed a woman who was driving a group of teenagers to a family celebration.
Proposed cuts in defense spending are likely to mean the closure or reduction of military bases and that has some wondering what that means for Joint Base Lewis McChord.
The struggle to keep a Queen Anne daycare that specializes in children with disabilities in the same space it has been for 28 years continues, but now it has more support.
Metro bus riders, you have your chance. You can now lobby your friends and neighbors to support a sales tax increase to prevent more cuts in your service.
A suspect who escaped Puyallup police custody by fleeing from the back of an ambulance on the way to the hospital has been caught after a day long search.
Imagine heading back to your car after a long day of skiing, only to find it's gone. That's what happened to at least a dozen drivers who parked alongside the road at Stevens Pass Friday.
A Mukilteo couple better not be planning any road trips to Colorado. While their new Washington license plates will make the 12th Man cheer, it might get a different reaction from Denver fans.
The city of Kirkland is looking at gondolas for public transportation and they're selling this as one of the fastest growing mass transit systems in the world.
An anthropologist has confirmed a skull found in a crab pot off the Washington coast is human, and it is now being sent to the FBI crime lab at Quantico, Va.
A passing comment made about his favorite kind of macaroni and cheese has landed Dori Monson in a face-off with one of the nation's most notable mac and cheese purveyors.
More fiction than fact. That is the legend of Colton Harris-Moore, the Washington teen that stole airplanes and crash landed them on a two year run from the law. The first movie to chronicle the legend of the Barefoot Bandit hit theaters in Canada earlier this month.
Seattle Mayor Ed Murray on Monday called it a mistake to reverse the finding of misconduct against a police officer who got into an argument with a newspaper editor last summer.
Whether you like them or hate them, speed cameras are only allowed in school zones in Washington, except in very specific locations, and that's not going to change under a bill being considered in the legislature.
The ever image-conscious NFL is taking its fight for diversity and respect on the field to a whole new level. It's considering a 15-yard penalty against players who use discriminatory language on the field.
It might seem like the perfect place, but the Girl Scouts of Western Washington says its members won't be selling their iconic cookies outside pot shops.
Experts from the manufacturer in Japan are due in Seattle next week to explain exactly how to repair the stalled tunnel boring machine known as "Bertha."
