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."
The Transformers are coming back for another round, taking over a little part of Southwest Washington in the process. Producers of the latest installment of the hit movie franchise are looking for extras.
Authorities are asking for the public's help in identifying the car that struck and killed a 23-year-old teacher and former high school basketball star in Sumner on Saturday night.
While things started out a little bumpy, the people behind Washington's Health Benefit Exchange are happy with the number of people checking out Washington's new health care options.
Three Joint Base Lewis-McChord soldiers suspected in the stabbing death of Spc. Tevin Geike are scheduled to make their first court appearance Tuesday.
Now that it's legal to possess pot in Washington state, many are wondering if it's okay to fly with marijuana. While it's not legal, there's word TSA screeners at Sea-Tac Airport are turning a blind eye.
The Seattle School District has temporarily banned 11 students from Garfield High School while it investigates a widely publicized hazing incident that involved over 100 students.
Police have arrested three suspects in connection to a fatal stabbing in Lakewood. The victim and all five suspects involved were active duty soldiers.
Airbus has been banging on the door in the Japanese market for decades, and this morning Japan Airlines has opened it to the Boeing's European rival in a big way.
A Gig Harbor man who crashed and rolled his speeding car while driving his niece and nephew home gets six-and-a-half years in prison for killing the 9-year-old boy.
Federal health experts are warning of dire consequences in a prolonged government shutdown, saying they might not be able to "find and stop things that could kill people." State health officials are not sure it's as grave as all that.
With the government shutdown dragging on, there are worries it could be devastating to the guys made famous by the blockbuster TV show "Deadliest Catch", and the entire fishing industry.
Seattle's University Prep has been sued by a former student who claims the administration did nothing to prevent his bullying, and when he complained the school kicked him out.
Drivers need to be prepared for extra congestion on I-5 this weekend. There are major road closures, but fortunately no sporting events will add to the trouble.
