Legalizing marijuana could affect more than just where users buy their drug of choice. It could seriously impact how those users are prosecuted for Driving Under the Influence of Drugs.
Polls have shown a close race between Washington state gubernatorial candidates Jay Inslee and Rob McKenna. The Ross and Burbank Show called up both candidates to see what they're doing to try and turn the tides in their favor the day before the election.
A military hearing is underway at JBLM for the U.S. soldier accused of slaughtering 16 people, including children, during a predawn raid on two villages in Afghanistan.
With the Washington governor's race still a virtual dead heat in the polls and several other high profile races on the ballot too-close-to-call, there's a good chance we won't know the results any time soon.
Tuesday marks the one year anniversary of the disappearance of 2-year-old Sky Metalwala, whose mother claimed he went missing from her car in Bellevue last November while she went to get gas.
Listen, watch, and check live results on one of the biggest nights in politics. Our expert team will break down what all these results really mean to the country and Washingtonians.
Same-sex couples across the state will awake Wednesday morning to one of two realities: a world where they are treated equal under the law and a world where they are not.
Seattle Police detectives have just completed a month and a half long investigating into a liquor theft, making a series of arrests and recovering hundreds of stolen bottles.
KIRO Radio first broke the story a few weeks ago that stores were losing thousands of dollars to liquor thieves. Now, KIRO Radio is reporting stores are finally making some changes.
Both President Barack Obama and Republican rival Mitt Romney say the latest jobs report released Friday morning proves their point about the state of the economy heading into election day, with the numbers showing both more jobs and an uptick in unemployment.
With just days before the election, education leaders, teachers and parents from 260 of the state's 295 school districts are making a last ditch effort to defeat I-1240, the measure that would permit charter schools.
