Boeing says a deal with its Machinists Union and a legislative package must both be approved in order for the company to guarantee work on the new 777X will remain in the Puget Sound area.
The wind has kicked up again Thursday afternoon and it's causing problems on area roadways. The National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory in effect until 8 p.m. from Everett to southwest Washington.
It's surprising to some there are any Blockbuster video stores left. But there won't be soon after parent company DISH Network announced Wednesday it would close the company's remaining U.S. stores by early January.
In early returns, voters appear to be approving SeaTac's Prop. 1 to increase minimum wage to $15 per hour for certain hotels, rental car, shuttle, and other airport related businesses. But at least one small business owner says there's no way he can stay in business with this new requirement.
A green building, just around the corner from Andrew Walsh's gym on Denny, at the bottom of Capitol Hill, that he passes every day. "You always see young people coming and going, and I could always tell that whatever was going on inside there was good. They're the most well behaved kids I see on the street there."
Labor union membership has fallen to an almost 100-year low with just more than eleven percent of American workers belonging to a union in 2012. But teachers at a private college in Tacoma are part of a nationwide trend, fighting for the right to organize.
Convicted voyeur Steven Powell is trying to fight a $1.8 million judgment awarded the two young neighbor girls he spied on and photographed in their Puyallup bathroom, the girl's attorney confirmed Tuesday.
An "initiative on initiatives" that would make it easier to get measures on the ballot trailed in early returns as counties across Washington state started tallying ballots.
In early returns Tuesday night, voters are rejecting I-522, which would require the labeling of certain foods and seeds containing genetically modified organisms, or GMOs.
Flames engulfed a three-story building at a Bellevue apartment complex Tuesday, sending seven people to hospitals and drawing about 100 first responders, fire officials said.
There's still time to let your voice be heard. Ballots postmarked by Nov. 5 or dropped off at a drop box by 8 p.m. will be counted. And your voice this time might get a little more sway, as the Washington Secretary of State says they're only expecting about a 51 percent turnout.
