A suspected drunk driver who sped away from a minor accident in Edmonds last night got the attention of a lot of other drivers before causing a much worse crash.
A procession of hundreds of police cars is scheduled to travel down Interstate 5 Thursday from the Smokey Point rest area to the public memorial service at Comcast Arena in Everett.
Just when you think the Mariners can't cause their fans any more heartbreak, they come up with an agonizing and record breaking way to lose another game.
A 36-year-old woman facing a potential felony charge of assaulting an officer has been dealing with mental illness and suffers from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder according to her sister.
Jay Loney is a car guy. He's also a tech guy - a principal program manager with Microsoft's Automotive team. This week he joined Todd Bishop, and the owner of a 21-year-old Honda John Cook on KIRO Radio's GeekWire to talk about the future of automobiles.
Gov. Jay Inslee said he is concerned about the lack of progress in budget negotiations, and if lawmakers in Olympia can't agree on a budget before the end of the current special session, he will call for another.
What does Seattle taste like? Seattle will be the inspiration for a new ice cream flavor from Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream. The ice cream maker is coming out with signature flavors for five U.S. cities.
A plan to restructure at Microsoft has been in the works since CEO Steve Ballmer wrote in an annual shareholder letter that the company would focus on devices and services in the consumer and electronic space.
The Seattle City Council is considering whether to force private companies to "ban the box" on applications that asks if potential hires have been convicted of a crime.
The American Civil Liberties Union and 10 other organizations are calling on Governor Jay Inslee to impose a six-month moratorium on religious and secular hospital mergers.
The Washington State Patrol is trying to track down a truck that passed the oversized truck that crashed into the I-5 bridge over the Skagit River, causing it to collapse.
Cancer is probably something you don't think about as you get ready for work. But it's worth consideration because the Seattle-area has among the highest rates in the nation of a deadly skin cancer.
