With the embattled city of Pacific facing the loss of its liability insurance, the King County Council is taking steps to provide a backup to keep vital services going.
If you're going to be the biggest tunnel digging machine in the world, you deserve a beefy name to back it up. That's the thinking of the Washington State Department of Transportation, which announced Monday the massive machine that will dig the new tunnel beneath downtown Seattle is now going by Bertha.
Woodland Park Zoo's Dr. Doo apparently has been hard at work making a seasonal blend of Holidoo featuring fecal donations from almost two dozen different types of herbivores.
After failing to show for his scheduled arraignment last week, troubled comedian Katt Williams is due in a Seattle courtroom Wednesday for attacking fans in two separate incidents.
Embattled Pacific Mayor Cy Sun may find himself in some new, unwanted trouble. He may have broken federal law Saturday afternoon, by stuffing town mailboxes with a letter defending himself.
Business has been slow for Frank Schnarr in Olympia. He owns Frankie's Sports Bar & Grill and with the legalization of marijuana, he's ready to try something new that will begin to bring in the cash.
It's hard to get a handle on how many more teens are getting their hands on alcohol now that it's being sold in grocery stores because there haven't been very many busts.
One of three teenagers convicted in the death of Seattle's "Tuba Man," could now face federal prison time for the latest in a series of run-ins with the law.
The U.S. Supreme Court announced Friday that they will rule on the constitutionality of two gay marriage cases: California's Prop 8 and the federal government's Defense of Marriage Act.
A lot of pot smokers can hardly wait for next year when the newly legalized drug goes on sale. Initial plans call for marijuana shops modeled after state liquor stores. But an enterprising ex-Microsoftie has a much more luxurious vision.
Seattle broadcast icon Ken Schram says he still hasn't heard from management about the contract buyout that ends his 35-year stint at KOMO TV and radio.