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."
Every day has been difficult for Evelyn Machovsky since a drunk driver killed her 14-year-old son. But this weekend is especially painful, as Pierce County erects two new memorial signs to remember the boy's death and call attention to the continuing carnage of DUI crashes.
Seattle will not go to every-other-week garbage pick-up. Seattle Mayor Ed Murray is asking the city council and the solid waste utility to scrap the idea.
While there are no major road closures in Seattle this weekend, a bunch of smaller closures and lane restrictions could cause a lot of congestion anyway.
It's been 50 years since the Surgeon General first came out with its findings on smoking that linked the behavior to deadly diseases and death. In that time, smoking has gone down, but one in five Americans still lights up.
Stevens Pass was closed again early this morning so the state could do some avalanche control. If you think the mountain passes have been closed a lot this week, you'd be right. They haven't gotten so much snow the state has hardly been able to keep up.
The Seattle Department of Transportation says the city needs to replace all of the 2,200 pay stations around the city because they're coming to the end of their useful lives.
Mill Creek police say a mother and two children who suddenly left their home Thursday morning, sparking an Amber Alert, have been found safe in Oregon.
Take a good look at your bank account, how much do you have in savings? A report out this week from Bankrate.com reported 51 percent of Americans have more savings than debt.
When the currently stalled Highway 99 tunnel project in Seattle is completed, drivers should pay at least a $1 toll and $1.25 for peak times in rush hour. That's the recommendation Wednesday from an advisory committee.
It's no secret that Boeing's South Carolina plant is having trouble keeping up with production. But it is so far behind now, the company is dangling bonuses in front of workers if they can catch up on all their late and incomplete work.
Nirvana lead singer Kurt Cobain would have been 47 Thursday, and for the first time his hometown of Aberdeen is officially celebrating its most famous resident.
A guy who tried to skip out on an expensive dinner has landed in jail after attacking wait staff and claiming to be in both the "Sicilian Mafia" and the CIA.
It might be illegal and dangerous, but a new survey finds plenty of younger northwest drivers are still texting and making phone calls behind the wheel. And many are going to great lengths to hide it.
Seattle public school bus drivers say they're preparing to strike, mainly over health care benefits. But paid sick leave is also an issue at the bargaining table, even though the city has a paid sick leave law.
