As tens of thousands of revelers converge on Seattle for New Year's Eve festivities, everyone from car companies to cops are bracing for the big night.
Santa was especially good to a Tacoma woman, who just became the biggest winner in the history of The Price is Right television show. But the tax man will be taking a big chunk of her prize.
Now that the Seahawks have clinched the top spot in the NFC and home-field advantage throughout the playoffs, many fans are thinking Super Bowl. And with the game in New York, travel options abound.
A Cowlitz County teen has to undergo blood tests after being stuck by a syringe that jabbed him while trying on a brand new sweatshirt he got for Christmas.
The firing of Mark Zmuda at Eastside Catholic is just the latest of a number of similar firings at Catholic schools around the country: teachers losing their jobs for taking advantage legalized gay marriage.
The future of Boeing in Washington could be decided this week when Union Machinists vote for the second time in two months on an eight year contract extension.
A King County Superior Court judge has ruled the $15 an hour minimum wage measure passed by city of SeaTac voters in November does not apply to SeaTac Airport, but does apply for people elsewhere in the city.
The Northwest Avalanche Center (NWAC) has launched a new avalanche forecasting website to assist winter-time backcountry enthusiasts with their decision making while traveling in avalanche terrain.
A long-time Seattle gay rights activist predicts protests over a fired Eastside Catholic vice principal for his gay marriage will ultimately lead the Catholic Church to change its stand.
A former Tenino Elementary School teacher who also tutored children and volunteered for the Boy Scouts pleaded guilty Friday in U.S. District Court in Tacoma to possession of child pornography.
An offering for the Fremont troll perhaps? The intent is uncertain, but Seattle Police received a call around 2:30 a.m. Friday when residents of a home across from the Fremont Troll found animal skulls in their yard.
The former Eastisde Catholic vice principal is speaking for the first time since he reportedly resigned after the Seattle Archdiocese learned he'd married his same-sex partner - but he's telling a different story.
