A world-renowned expert wants to set an age limit for kids to participate in sports activities that could lead to concussion. But, a local doctor has flown all the way to Switzerland to argue against the idea.
Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn didn't like the choice, but a federal judge has now approved Merrick Bobb as the independent monitor to oversee reforms at the Seattle Police Department.
During the World Series, former Seattle Mariner and current Detroit Tigers pitcher Doug Fister took a line drive to the head. Amazingly, Fister stayed in the game. But it's shots like that which prompt Major League Baseball to consider a new piece of safety equipment for pitchers.
Federal Way-based World Vision says flooding from Hurricane Sandy has inundated its warehouse in New York, destroying thousands of dollars worth of critical disaster relief supplies.
Thousands of bottles of liquor are up for auction this week as the Washington Liquor Board gets rid of all the inventory left over from the state-owned stores.
A fire in Forks has destroyed two buildings, including one known as the Twilight store because is sold souvenirs from the Twilight movie series, set in the Olympic Peninsula town.
Residents in a Maple Valley neighborhood say it's time for state wildlife officials to remove a troublesome bear in the area, but the department is refusing, saying the bear isn't the problem.
Police in Mill Creek are investigating two deaths that appear to be connected. The first involved a woman found dead by police in her apartment. The second involved a man killed in a high speed crash just a few blocks away.
Police activity on the water Monday may look serious, but don't worry if you see a lot of excitement around a ferry near Vashon, the Coast Guard and law agencies are conducting a drill.
Microsoft's fall barrage of product launches reaches its peak Monday with the launch of Windows Phone 8, the company's latest effort to gain a foothold in the smartphone market.
