For those who want a closer look at Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch, the tinted visor will be off as the man behind Beast Mode is featured on this week's "E:60" episode.
Depending on who you believe, putting labels on foods that include genetically modified organisms or GMO's is a critical step in protecting consumers and giving them more information about what they eat, or a "clumsy" and "costly" effort that does little more than add layers of bureaucracy and fails to provide consumers with accurate and truly usable information. But one thing is certain: it's become the most contentious and expensive issue on the November ballot.
The Attorney General of our state is suing a florist for denying service to gay patrons. Here is my question: Is the attorney general of Washington going to sue the 100 businesses in Seattle that have declared themselves a gun-free zone?
The state will start taking applications for marijuana businesses next month, and the public can now celebrate the official launching of the legal marijuana industry with a beer made specially for pot lovers.
Seattle police and organizers say a number of steps have been taken to help prevent a repeat of last year's FreakNight event at the WaMu Theater that saw a number of drug overdoses, fights and other problems.
The Seattle Fire Department says they are responding to what could be an up to 10-car accident on northbound Interstate 5 at the Boeing Access Road in Seattle.
Even though I'm a cynic of much of government, I'm not one of those knee-jerk anti-eminent-domain guys. But this one here in Seattle sounds absolutely outrageous to me.
The story of the October 1962 American-Soviet showdown known as the Cuban Missile Crisis is a well-known chapter of history. What's not well known is that defensive missile bases surrounded Seattle during the Cold War, and that they were on high alert as the world teetered on the brink of nuclear conflict.
