There are Starbucks everywhere. As a PhD candidate at the University of Washington, James Davenport was well aware of this. He calls the Northwest home, and as he put it - grad students drink a lot of coffee.
A man convicted of attack University of Washington students in their own home has been sentenced to a life term under Washington's two strikes law for repeat sex offenders.
The head of a Snoqualmie Valley high school says students there have cooperated with detectives investigating a fatal hit and run that occurred on New Year's Eve near North Bend.
The parents of an Everett middle school student say their daughter's privacy was violated when she was pressured to open her Facebook page to help in a cyber-bullying investigation.
King County prosecutors filed charges Wednesday against the woman accused of shooting a co-worker and threatening another in the Seattle Parks and Recreation Department.
Pete Carroll, Russell Wilson and Academy Award winner Jennifer Hudson are among the dozens of celebrities headlining the inaugural WE Day Seattle at KeyArena.
The inventory of homes for sale has reached its lowest level since 1999, which is helping home prices to rise in many markets, said Lawrence Yun, the National Association of Realtors' chief economist.
We're worried about cameras: Red light cameras, police drones, and now - cameras along Seattle's waterfront. Or at least, everyone with the exception of Luke Burbank, is worried about cameras.
All of Seattle's community centers and recreation facilities will close Wednesday for several hours so employees can meet with Parks and Recreation department leaders and counselors about last week's shooting at a department maintenance facility.
Tightening-up Washington's mental health system is one of the ways the state legislature is working to cut down on violent crime. A series of bills on this issue is cruising through this session, including one that would make it less likely a mentally-ill and violent person could be released.
A man arrested for DUI in Tacoma should be familiar with the process. On Sunday after a hit-and-run collision at Oakland Memorial Park in Tacoma he was charged for the sixth time with driving under the influence.
The three day search for double-murder suspect Michael Chadd Boysen ended in a small hotel room on the Central Oregon Coast after a ten hour standoff with police.
Police stormed into a motel room in this seaside town Tuesday evening and captured a Washington state man suspected of killing his grandparents, ending a multistate search and a tense daylong standoff at the motel.
A federal judge has approved the Seattle Police monitoring plan submitted by the court appointed monitor overseeing reforms ordered by the Department of Justice.
The Federal Aviation Administration has approved Boeing's proposed plan to redesign the battery system for the 787 Dreamliner and begin testing the fix.
