Amid the fun and festivities at the Puyallup Fair Tuesday, attendees will have an opportunity to reflect on the 11-year anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Lifelong Seattle sports fan Andrew Gall is hoping his new eBook "Mommy, What's a Supersonic" will help parents talk to their kids about the greatest tragedy in Seattle sports history.
Another big crowd is expected Monday night when the Olympia School Board takes up the case of a high school coach, dismissed from his job for what happened during a basketball camp this summer.
The Washington State Department of Transportation will soon enlist an automated camera to catch construction zone speeders on Interstate 90 over Snoqualmie Pass.
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms believes the gun found its way into Joshua Blake's hands at a gun show in Port Angeles in late 2009 or early 2010.
Mike Schneider is a former corporate lawyer who dropped out of the legal world to become an iPhone app developer. This week he joins GeekWire's Todd Bishop and John Cook to talk about their favorite, must-have apps.
The City of Seattle expects to recover more than a million dollars that was allegedly stolen by a former Seattle Public Utilities employee. Meanwhile, a report released by the city auditor Friday details failings that allowed for the embezzlement to occur.
Police are searching for a Joint Base Lewis-McChord soldier who they say accidentally fired a shot at his pregnant girlfriend after she caught him with another woman.
More and more Washington high school students are choosing to take advanced courses, but more options can mean more confusion for teens and their parents.
