Listener Dick went to the Snohomish County library this week and saw a sign saying it "would be closed Sunday, March 31 due to traditionally low traffic on this day." Dori wonders why the library just can't come out and say "Closed on Easter."
State regulators are investigating a cost-saving, purchasing strategy that has backfired on four natural gas utilities in Washington, costing ratepayers hundreds of millions of dollars.
A man who was shot in the face in Seattle's Pioneer Square Thursday morning had a warrant out for his arrest and has been taken into custody at Harborview Medical Center.
We hear all the time that Seattle is a great place to get sick because our hospitals are so good, but the latest Consumer Reports study calls that into question, giving Seattle's hospitals low marks for safety. So which is it?
The Vancouver woman that made headlines with a hoax where she claimed someone attacked her, burning her face with acid, says she's seeing herself clearly for the first time.
Here's another dire assessment of the condition of roadways and transit service. A report card on the state of our nation's roads, bridges and transit service and several other categories of public services gives an overall grade of 'D-plus.'
Two eccentric women, mother and daughter recluses, living in squalor were the unlikely subjects for a landmark documentary, let alone a hit Broadway musical.
Officials at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport say a passenger entered a secure area through an exit lane Tuesday night, causing a security breach and prompting authorities to clear several concourses until the man was located.
