Snohomish County detectives are investigating a brutal hazing incident involving a group of seniors who recently graduated from Inglemoor High School in Kenmore in the Northshore School District.
You can't accuse the state liquor board of not listening to the public when it comes to making the rules for growing, selling and distributing marijuana. It took more than a thousand pages of comments after its proposed rules were released, and it will be making some changes based on those ideas.
The squeaky wheel gets the grease, at least when it comes to video gamers. After widespread complaints, Microsoft has reversed course on a number of controversial policies for its new Xbox One video game system.
One day after Washington state got out of the liquor business, a group of thieves got into it. And four men now face charges of stealing nearly $16,000 in alcohol from area retailers.
The collapse of the I-5 Skagit River Bridge shows how fast government can work in an emergency. A replacement bridge was finished in less than a month. You might wonder why every transportation project can't get done like that.
The help wanted sign is clearly out all over the Seattle area, as the area's jobless rate dropped below 5 percent for the first time since 2008, the state reported Wednesday.
Anne C. McClain had already missed one call while she was at work on June 6. She wasn't going to miss another. She was waiting to find out if she would become an astronaut.
With so many people hitting the road for all those summer holidays, parties, weddings and other activities, law enforcement agencies across the state are stepping up DUI patrols to help get impaired drivers off the road.
Timothy Ray Brown is a medical miracle. The Seattle native is the only person ever cured of HIV. Now, he's returned home to help boost the effort to cure others.
