It's been nearly 50 years since the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that a Washington state law, barring members of the Communist Party from voting or holding public-sector jobs, is unconstitutional.
What do the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, Apple and Facebook have in common? They have all been hit by hackers recently and their systems have been compromised.
The governor's office is heading a consortium that hopes to receive the FAA designation of "Unmanned Aircraft Systems Test Site" for an air field in Washington State.
A King County Superior Court judge has thrown out the death penalty in the case against accused cop-killer Christopher Monfort, saying prosecutors acted too soon.
A King County Judge has ruled against a legal challenge to a proposed new Seattle arena, clearing a major hurdle in the deal between investor Chris Hansen, Seattle and King County.
A day after a state commission recommended raising the toll on the Tacoma Narrows Bridge by 25 cents, a state lawmaker has announced a bill to keep the toll right where it is.
Nearly three years after gaining national acclaim for their first EP and high profile tours with Brandi Carlile and Aimee Mann, Seattle's Ivan and Alyosha is finally releasing its highly anticipated debut full-length album.
A judge in France has ruled in favor of a bankrupt Seattle real estate magnate and his wife, being detained on U.S. fraud and money laundering charges.
A storm blowing into the Northwest is expected to bring winds up to 40 mph along with a great deal of snow in the mountains, and the potential for some snow showers in the lowlands.
It's a big day for the proposed arena in Seattle's SoDo neighborhood. A King County judge is expected to rule on one of the lawsuits attempting to stop the project.
Initiative guru Tim Eyman is calling Governor Jay Inslee a "lying whore" for his seeming willingness to back newly proposed transportation taxes, sparking a sharp rebuke from one of his biggest opponents.
The nation's run on guns continues, and now gun owners and dealers say there's a huge shortage of ammunition that's leaving shelves bare and guns unloaded.
Automatic spending cuts could mean pay cuts or layoffs for more than 30,000 defense workers in Washington state. Congressman Denny Heck, D-Wash calls the cuts arbitrary and harsh and never intended to be implemented.
If you're going to rip off your company, you probably don't want to try and sell the stuff on Craigslist. That's the lesson two people learned the hard way after King County cops busted them for trying to pawn $22,000 worth of stolen goods on the online classified site.
