With mail-in ballots getting implemented in many states in 2020, Sec. State Kim Wyman is warning voters to be patient with election results come November.
The latest update from the Washington Department of Health indicates that the state's latest COVID-19 outbreak is beginning to trend in the right direction.
Seattle Police declared a riot in SODO late Sunday night after officers were struck by explosives and injured during an anti-police union demonstration.
Seattle police say one person was arrested on Saturday after an officer was assaulted by people in a crowd at 11th Ave. and E. Olive Street. Officers were responding to a damage call in the area.
Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson says his office is considering legal action to fight recent changes to the USPS made by President Trump.
Mayor Durkan announced Friday that she is extending a citywide eviction moratorium for small business, nonprofits, and residential buildings through 2020.
KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and Aaron Granillo interview a state epidemiologist who says officials are tracking coronavirus cases as they follow seasonal harvests.
Campers and aid tables have returned to Cal Anderson Park, after police cleared the area early Friday morning, making four arrests for criminal trespass.