Washington voters have narrowly approved an initiative that clears the way for up to 40 charter schools to be opened in the state over the next five years.
The whistle-blower who started the investigation that uncovered the affair of former CIA director David Petraeus first went to Washington Congressman Dave Reichert.
British lawmakers are setting their sights on Starbucks, Amazon and Google for making billions of dollars in Britain while paying just a relatively tiny amount in taxes.
Thousands of people looking for work in our state are hoping for a holiday hire. But Washington state economists predict the number will likely be a little lower than last year.
The Seattle Police Department is trying to explain why its officers decided to stand by and allow a fight in the University District between so-called superhero Phoenix Jones and a man who wanted to take a shot at him.
In the same week Washington voters passed an historic measure to allow gay marriage, a study was released on the effects of teenagers living with lesbian mothers and the results showed "they are academically successful and happy with their lives."
The King County Prosecutor's Office says it'll immediately dismiss all of its misdemeanor marijuana possession cases because of the passage of I-502, legalizing marijuana possession of one ounce or less.
The day after election day, many were left singing the praises, or lamenting the the accuracy of numbers geek and probable witch Nate Silver. Now he's trying his hand at football.
Earlier this week, Northwest Multiple Listing Service reported the average house for sale in King County is sitting on the market for 60 days. This time last year it was 75 days. Seattle Bubble says the situation is even brighter in the Emerald City.
The re-election of the President has republicans across the country re-examining their philosophy and strategy. The GOP in Washington state has a special challenge that could help explain its failure to break through in the race for governor.
