"Oh Boy!" is no more, as one of the oldest and most recognizable tag lines in Seattle business history is going away after nearly a century, prompting a local historian to lament the loss of another local icon.
A Lake Forest Park city council candidate is under investigation by the Washington State Patrol after a female employee said he pursued an inappropriate relationship with her that began with an invitation to take her to an "alternate universe."
On Thursday October 17, 2013 between 10:15 A.M. and 10:20 A.M. PDT, the National Tsunami Warning Center (NTWC) and the NWS Weather Forecast Office in Seattle will conduct a tsunami warning communications test.
When Washington State Patrol Trooper Jay Farmer went through his basic training at the academy, it included practicing a water rescue with a dummy submerged in a car. Little did he know he'd one day have to put it in practice to help save a life.
I've got another example of your tax dollars at work here. The City of Tacoma has been ordered to pay $242,000 to a bicyclist who smashed his face into the asphalt after hitting a crack in a bike lane three years ago.
If you live in the Cascade foothills, you may be out of luck when we have our first big snowfall. King County is warning that fewer roads will be plowed this winter, thanks to budget cuts.
Despite a number of public appearances and a strong showing in a televised debate, a new survey finds Seattle mayor Mike McGinn still trails challenger Sen. Ed Murray by 20 points with three weeks left in their contentious race.
When you get stabbed in a bar brawl, you head straight for the hospital, right? Not if you're a 21-year-old guy who went back for another round before seeking treatment.
A U.S. government audit claims Boeing padded its profits by using too many used parts in a $4.4 billion dollar contract for Chinook helicopter components.
The Washington State Patrol says a witness, who happens to be a former lifeguard, and a trooper rescued an unconscious driver from a submerged car near Ellensburg.
What a weekend in Bellingham. Police needed pepper spray and a huge show of force to break-up a riot near the Western Washington University campus Saturday night.
The biggest contract issue on the table in the grocery workers talks appears to be gone, but the unions said it might not be enough to prevent a possible strike.
It was sometime early on Tuesday, October 15, 1935 that the "K-I-R-O" call letters were first uttered in Seattle by a now-forgotten, tuxedo-clad announcer.
The state has just completed its largest single land preservation transaction in 45 years, a 50,000 acre tract of forestland considered the holy grail for the conservation community.
