He should be at the helm of the Wizard heading out into the Bering Sea for the start of the Alaskan king crab season. But instead of battling the elements, Seattle's Capt. Keith Colburn of Deadliest Catch fame was facing a Senate committee imploring lawmakers to end the government shutdown.
A 21-year-old man, who pleaded guilty to shooting an innocent man caught in the line of fire, was sentenced to 23 years in prison, a King County Superior Court ruled Friday.
For the first time ever, ESPN College Football GameDay is set up on the University of Washington campus to capture the purple and gold fever as the Huskies and Ducks go head to head on Saturday.
When Jerry Truax sent his son Matthew off to school one morning last month, little did he know it would be the last time he'd see him alive. And now Jerry and his wife are trying to channel their grief into helping other families avoid their fate.
When the first president to visit the Pacific Northwest made his way here more than 130 years ago, travel was a bit more involved. It was also slower and dustier, too.
Steven Powell, the notorious voyeur and father of Josh Powell, will get out of prison November 4, the Washington Department of Corrections announced Thursday.
It might seem unnatural, but thrill-seekers will no doubt jump at the chance to dive down and swim with sharks at the Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium in Tacoma.
ESPN's football road show, College Gameday is coming to Seattle this Saturday to be part of the Huskies game against the Oregon Ducks, and one ESPN college football analyst said he's not worried about our notoriously awful weather, nor a Ducks blow out. He's worried about the Pac-12 officials.
Politicians are trading rhetoric and needy mothers are frightened by the prospect of a continuing shutdown of the federal government that threatens the funding for a crucial nutrition program.
Saturday, October 12 is the 51st anniversary of the 1962 Columbus Day Storm, the strongest non-tropical wind storm ever to hit the lower 48 in American history. It is the granddaddy of all windstorms that all other windstorms are compared to.
Saturday is a big day for the Washington Huskies. This weekend, the University of Washington will host second-ranked Oregon on a national stage showing off the beautifully refurbished Husky Stadium on ESPN College Gameday. This will be the first time ESPN College Gameday is going to be at Husky Stadium. It's going to be a beautiful venue for College Gameday. But there is some controversy.
Police have released the heart wrenching 911 call from a JBLM soldier who was with a fellow soldier stabbed to death as they walked in Lakewood early Saturday morning.
What are we looking for when we listen, watch, or read about the debate happening between incumbent Mayor Mike McGinn and candidate Sen. Ed Murray on Wednesday night?
Health departments across the state aren't waiting for people to sign-up for the new insurance exchanges. They are actively targeting the uninsured to get them signed up and even targeting specific cities.
Family and friends of an army nurse from Joint Base Lewis-McChord are mourning her death after she was killed by an improvised explosive device in Afghanistan. And the government shutdown is adding to their misery.
We're brought up being told that "cheaters never prosper, cheaters only cheat themselves, cheating leads only to a hollow victory and comes with a weight of shame and guilt."
