Like a candidate who promises term limits but then jumps back into the race, Chris Ballew and the Presidents of The United States of America are running again, and their platform remains the same: kitties and peaches for all.
When special needs student Ike Ditzenberger of Snohomish scored a touchdown in a game against Lake Stevens, he became an instant local hero and international celebrity. Now, his high school football career might not be over.
Reeva Steenkamp's last wish for her family before she was shot dead at boyfriend Oscar Pistorius' home was for them to watch her in a reality TV show that went on air in South Africa on Saturday night, two days after her killing.
It was an unbelievable attack that drew attention and donations from around the world. A young woman from Vancouver, Wash. claimed she was assaulted with liquid acid in 2010.
Teenagers hoping to get bronzed before the big dance or upcoming swim party will have to do it the old-fashioned way under a bill being heard Monday in Olympia. Tanning would illegal.
Boeing's engineers and technical workers are hoping a potential strike authorization vote this week will pressure the company back to the bargaining table.
The deaths of three people in an avalanche near Stevens Pass last year highlight the growing demand for a backcountry skiing experience. It's creating a challenge for ski resorts who provide access to the expert terrain.
Getting out of West Seattle could be a bit tough this weekend, as crews plan to close the I-5 ramps from the West Seattle Bridge starting Friday night at 10 p.m
A bill that got a hearing in the State Senate Thursday would hike college tuition by 2 % for international students starting with the 2013-2014 school year, the extra money going to help fund the Guaranteed Education Tuition program.
A man who pulled over to apologize was attacked by another driver, but his life may have been saved by a double-amputee and Army veteran who stopped to help.
It's being called an epidemic with tragic consequences. An alarming number of teens and young adults in the Puget Sound area are going from prescription pain killers to heroin as their drug of choice.
Most people, if they know anything about the story "War Horse," think it's a movie by Steven Spielberg. But before Hollywood got its hands on it, it was an award-winning play, a massive hit in fact, in London and on Broadway.
Snohomish County executive Aaron Reardon confirms that members of his staff were behind a plan to smear his political enemies, but he said he had no idea it was happening.
Seattle police Sgt. Gabriel Shank had never shot anyone before. But standing just steps from the door of the East Precinct on Seattle's Capitol Hill he came very close.
Police are looking to connect a series of crimes that everybody is talking about in some north Seattle neighborhoods; four separate attacks on women in four days.
Seattle police are about halfway through a 20-month effort to reform the police department following accusations of excessive use of force and biased enforcement and Mayor Mike McGinn said he's pleased with the progress.
Washington has the strictest smoking ban law in the nation. But on Thursday, cigar lovers went to the legislature to ask that they be allowed to open cigar bars where they can smoke inside.
Asteroids headed toward earth are a popular plotline in movies, but those not well versed in the sciences might not know how to take news there's one coming near us in real-life. With the asteroid called 2012DA14 set to come close to earth Friday, The Luke Burbank Show called up a man known for his ability to explain science to us laymen.
