If you want to pay a parking ticket or renew your pet license in Seattle next weekend, don't bother trying. The city is giving its "brain" the weekend off.
If you have a book due at the Seattle Public Library, you can go nahead and blow that off. All the city's libraries are closed this week because of budget cuts. But you won't have to go without a read because a group of activists is setting up a people's library.
The U.S. Secret Service field office in Seattle responds to threats against the President of the United States daily. They call the sheer number "overwhelming."
Fire officials are slowly winding down operations near Cle Elum, as the Taylor Bridge Fire is now almost 91 percent contained. Fewer than 200 firefighters will remain to extinguish the last of the 23,500 acre blaze.
The world was watching on August 6 when the Mars rover Curiosity landed on the red planet, and now, thanks to a member of the NASA team, you can get updates on Curiosity from your phone.
Issaquah's Bullseye Dog Rescue is hosting a special event to promote appreciation and understanding of Pit Bulls on Saturday, called Pit Bulls on Parade.
After being spotted in numerous lines around Seattle (as well as her notoriety for being a veteran Seattle-area geek) she was even asked to talk about the art of waiting in line at Ignite Seattle.
Basketball players at a high school in Olympia, Wash., are threatening to quit after their longtime coach was fired following a hazing incident at a summer camp.
With only a month of summer left, the construction season is going out with a bang in Seattle. To top it all off, people will be partaking in recreational activities in the city, which might cause some side street congestion and parking issues.
Let's Eat host and Seattle Times restaurant critic Providence Cicero has been critiquing food for years, but there's one thing the frequent taster can't bring herself to try: bugs.
The Washington Corrections Department says a mentally ill inmate at the state prison at Monroe has assaulted a corrections officer, sending the officer to a hospital.
