No movement over the weekend between Boeing and its machinists on a new contract that would secure the 777X production for Washington, but the apparent divide between the union members and their leaders continues to get bigger.
The head of King County Metro Transit says he was "shocked, incredibly disappointed and outraged" by video of a bus driver attacking a passenger who wouldn't exit a bus and then spit on him.
The drive to West Seattle might not get any faster, but it could feel like it as the Seattle Department of Transportation is set to raise the speed limit on the Spokane Street Viaduct this weekend.
Three horses are dead and another seriously injured after a semi-truck struck them on State Route 3 north of Poulsbo just before 3 a.m. Friday morning.
Three Seattle police officers who bought food and warm clothes for a robbery victim in need are surprised by the attention their actions have received.
Electronic cigarettes are gaining popularity among young smokers. Some kids are even using them to help quit regular cigarettes. New research suggests it's having the opposite effect.
The legalization of marijuana is being called a "Green Rush," with prospectors in the industry expected to make millions. But there's a big problem: banks aren't allowed to do business with them.
The Washington State Supreme Court has upheld a jury award of almost $13 million to a Seattle firefighter who fell down a fire pole opening in the middle of the night.
Ride-share services like Uber and Lyft could soon come under the thumb of the Seattle City Council, which is considering a new pilot program to regulate the upstarts that have shaken up the taxi industry.
Could Russell Wilson be lured away from the Seahawks? It's unlikely, but it's not that uncommon for football players to also moonlight as Major League Baseball players - most notably: Neon Deion Sanders and Bo Jackson - who was so successful that Nike made commercials about him.
Officials with the Seattle tunnel project say they still have no idea what's blocking "Bertha", and they say it could be days to figure out how to get the massive drilling machine moving again.
It's no secret Russell Wilson is now a beloved figure to Seattle and beyond, but at Seattle Children's he's more than a star quarterback for the Seahawks.
Seattle police officers provided groceries and warm clothing to an elderly robbery victim in need Saturday after discovering that he had little food and no heat in his home.
Totally gullible, ridiculously politically correct or some combination of the two? When it comes to Seattle City Light, KIRO Radio's Dori Monson argues both in a scam involving some supposed Native American charity workers and the theft of 21 tons of scrap copper.
