The FAA announced last week that it could cut air traffic controllers from more than 100 small airports around the country to achieve $600 million in cuts.
A robber armed with a knife is under arrest after he stole a woman's purse in Seattle's Roosevelt neighborhood, and police are now investigating whether he's responsible for a string of similar robberies in several nearby North Seattle neighborhoods.
After being accused of ethical violations by Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn, Seattle City Attorney Pete Holmes has refused to stop representing the city in ongoing negotiations with the Department of Justice over police reforms.
Washington State Department of Transportation officials admitted Tuesday a number of mistakes were made in the construction of pontoons for the new 520 bridge, and it'll cost at least tens of millions to fix them.
A federal appeals court panel says a group of anti-whaling protesters based out of Friday Harbor are "modern-day pirates" and ordered them to halt their aggressive and high-profile attacks of Japanese whalers.
KIRO Radio's Luke Burbank is in trouble with the state for unpaid tolls on 520. But unlike many of his other unpaid bills, for once it's not his fault (well, not entirely.)
With a booming tech industry, it's no surprise Seattle is near the top of the list when it comes to the best city for jobs. But the Emerald City has some competition in the Lone Star State.
He lied about his credentials and got a job at Northwest Commercial Bank, and now he'll pay with jail time and a hefty fee for defrauding a non-profit organization.
When somebody is released from prison, there's a strong chance that they will be back behind bars within just a few years. Now, the prosecutors who put them away are hoping to stop the revolving prison door.
The Transportation Security Administration is expected to remove all 14 of the controversial "backscatter" full-body scanners at Sea-Tac Airport now in use by June.
A closer look at two new charges filed against the 'Barefoot Bandit' reveals a problem. It appears that Colton Harris-Moore has already pleaded guilty to one of them.
There's plenty of backlash to The Seattle Times' decision to start charging for access to its website. But Dave Ross and Luke Burbank are among many who argue the service provided is worth far more than the cost.
It's been a big couple weeks for Seattle chef Renee Erickson. First, her Ballard oyster bar the Walrus and the Carpenter was named on bon apetit magazine's list of the "20 Most Important Restaurants" (in the U.S.). Then, the chef and another one of her restaurants were honored to be listed as award contenders for this year's James Beard Awards.
