Some people think it's impossible to have too much technology. But evidence suggests more and more people are willing to un-plug, at least temporarily, from a world of constant connectivity.
The woman who brought an end to former Snohomish County Executive Aaron Reardon's promising political career is now claiming harassment and discrimination and has filed a complaint against the county.
Police say an 11-year-old who took a gun to his Vancouver, Wash., middle school intended to shoot another student to prevent him from bullying a friend.
When Ed Viesturs climbed Mount Everest in 2009, the world-renowned mountaineer and University of Washington graduate thought it could be his last trip to the world's highest peak. So he made sure he took it all in.
On a recent Sunday morning, a crowd gathered inside a small office building on the outskirts of Marysville as Bishop Jason Martin Sr. prepared to start service at Abundant Faith International Christian Center.
A Northwest band says the U.S. Patent and Trademark office is denying a request to trademark their band name because the office thinks the name is racist.
Michael Sean Stanley, a sex offender who fled Canada and is now suspected of sexually assaulting a Seattle teen, has pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor harassment.
Thousands of consumers in Washington are getting a letter telling them that their health insurance policy has been cancelled and that they need to sign up for a new plan.
A task force commissioned to make recommendations about the future of elephants at Woodland Park Zoo says the animals are well cared for, and a majority of its members recommend growing the herd and expanding space to better replicate the experience of elephants in the wild.
A 24-year-old woman was ordered held on $25,000 bail Tuesday, suspected of hitting and killing a man with her truck in Kenmore, and then fleeing the scene.
When it comes to government cut backs, you'd be hard pressed to top Marko Liias of Everett. The 32-year-old state representative has lost about 150 pounds since tipping the scales at 352 pounds several years ago.
It's the war on Christmas Halloween. Or at least it seems that way. It's about this time of year that another crop of stories schools canceling a beloved Halloween tradition make their way into our email inboxes and our Facebook feeds.
Boeing's 777 program is responsible for about $20-billion a year in economic impact to the State of Washington. The governor knows this state can't afford to lose that.
A potential strike by grocery workers in the Puget Sound region has been averted, after union leaders and grocery management reached a tentative agreement.
Medical marijuana in Washington would undergo a drastic change under draft rules unveiled by three state agencies Monday that would drastically cut how much pot patients are allowed to have, restrict what they can have it for, and make them obtain the weed at stores that are licensed under the state's recreational marijuana law.
