Washington schools Superintendent Randy Dorn says the state is getting carried away with the exams high school students are required to pass before they graduate.
The internet is about to get a lot faster and beefier in Seattle after Mayor Mike McGinn announced Thursday an agreement for a new ultra high-speed fiber network across the city.
A Seattle man whose father, a former Washington State policeman, was recently sentenced to life in prison for the murder of 7-year-old girl in 1957, says he's still coming to terms with it.
Do your kids still send letters to Santa Claus? I'm talking real letters. Envelope. Postage. The whole deal, not an email or text.
Should those letters not make it all the way to the North Pole, what happens to them?
Prison guards are upset that a Skagit County man who killed six people in 2008 is able move without restraints while outside his maximum security cell.
A state park on Whidbey Island has been closed as rangers try to find two aggressive dogs that bit a man and caused a woman to lock herself in a park restroom for safety.
This might sound like a stupid question. Of course, everyone knows "reality" shouldn't be taken at face value, but I guess I expected a little more from the shows I enjoy.
Sale of tobacco to minors spiked this year.
When state and local agencies sent kids into stores to buy cigarettes, they were successful 16 percent of the time. That's up from eleven percent last year.
