After a rally in Seattle's Westlake Park Tuesday afternoon and a camp out overnight, the Occupy CEHKC (Committee to End Homelessness in King County) plans to hold a march Wednesday morning.
Video cameras are commonplace in courtrooms in Seattle and across the nation, with one significant exception. They're banned in most federal courts, including the U.S. Supreme Court. But now, cameras are on trial in Seattle.
Hundreds of people have applied on the first day Washington state began accepting applications to grow, process, and sell marijuana under the new pot law.
'Bussell Wilson,' a tailgating bus named for quarterback Russell Wilson, will sport the first 00003 Seahawks license plate won in an auction for $15,533.
The Playstation 4 launched last week. This week it's Microsoft's turn. It's launching the XBox One at midnight on Thursday, and the company has a lot riding on this console.
It might seem as though the downtown Seattle waterfront has been under construction for years and to some degree, that's true. But a major project that will protect and help transform the waterfront gets underway Monday.
The recent moves by Boeing to explore locations other than the Pacific Northwest for manufacturing the 777X jetliner have stirred up painful memories of the region's long and sometimes troubled relationship with the once-hometown aerospace giant.
The desperation continues to grow in the Philippines where a super typhoon killed thousands of people, flattened entire communities, and left millions homeless.
Dori Monson says Seattle is once again considered by most of the country to be a laughing stock because we have now officially elected a Socialist to the Seattle City Council.
She's only 4 feet 8 inches, but Victoria Rains still stands out with her friends and fellow students at Anacortes High School.
Nothing has come easy for the teen, who came to the Rains family as a foster child facing significant physical challenges.
Ever wonder about that voice booming from above at Seahawks games at CenturyLink Field? Randy Rowland, the stadium voice for the Seattle Seahawks, has been behind the mic for the team for 23 years.
