The state is investigating a case of initiative fraud. The Secretary of State's Office is calling it the worst case of initiative fraud in recent memory.
After her daughter's death from a heroin overdose, longtime Seattle television journalist Penny LeGate found a special way to honor her memory. She's created a project to help other struggling teens get on a path to a better life.
Boeing has admitted before that the long-delays in the Dreamliner program can be blamed, in part, on a heavy reliance on out-sourcing the design work, but can the current problems with the batteries and electrical systems also be blamed on that out-sourcing?
A cruise ship stranded for days in the Gulf of Mexico is expected to arrive on land Thursday afternoon. Travel experts say the ordeal will have little effect on the impending cruise season in Seattle.
The news is full of stories about kids hospitalized after consuming energy drinks infused with caffeine. One doctor is calling it a public health crisis. And today, there's yet another, new caffeine drink on the market.
The man named by the late Josh Powell to receive the largest portion of the family's life insurance policy has just died in an apparent suicide in Minnesota.
A Seattle cafe thought they were helping make Seattle's Georgetown neighbor a little brighter with their flowers - until they got a big bill from the city.
Republican Congressman Dave Reichert liked some of what he heard during the State of the Union speech but said he can't go along with President Obama's plan to stimulate the economy with tax money.
A bill that would require tougher sentences for juveniles convicted of gun offenses is moving forward, although it has been amended to be less dramatic than the original version.
A group of former employees claims Wade's Guns asked them to do a remodeling job without the proper training and equipment, leading to an exposure to high amounts of lead.
Pacific Mayor Cy Sun was at it again this week, walking out of yet another city council meeting, but as Mayor Sun and the city council continue to argue over the hiring more police officers and the management of the city, the effort to recall the write-in mayor is stuck in the courts.
After four recent attacks on women in North Seattle, police are assigning extra officers and have released a sketch based on descriptions from women attacked.
The number one movie in America last week was the clever zombie romance, "Warm Bodies." Now the novel it's based on, by a local author, has climbed to number eight on the New York Times bestseller list.
