These aren't the dog houses of your childhood. They're equipped with heat and air conditioning, secure access, auto-sanitizing UV lights, and even feature a puppy cam, so you check in your dog during the 15 minutes or so that you're apart.
Washington State Republican Representative Matt Shea reportedly was found to have taken part in an online discussion which planned surveillance and violence of liberals around Spokane.
A Yakima County Sheriff's van was spotted dropping off criminals in downtown Seattle. A concerned citizen took the video and sent it off to the Mayor's Office, and that sparked an investigation.
Washington state nurses were stunned this week, when a bill originally intended to require uninterrupted breaks was passed in the Senate, limiting shifts to eight hours. So, how did this happen, and what's being done now to fix it?
People for and against I-1000 -- including all three living former Washington governors -- debated whether affirmative action has a place in Washington state this week.
King County prosecutors said a suspect on the run from several arrest warrants, admitted to investigators that he stole a truck Monday night and killed the truck's owner with a gun he found in the truck's center console.
A Seattle school teacher who was injured in a mass shooting in Lake City got a special moment of joy. But she wasn't going to let it keep her from seeing Aerosmith in concert.
As state lawmakers continue work to get a budget deal done, a group of Senate Democrats are injecting a new idea into the mix: A tax on wealth inequality.
DUI emphasis patrols -- and an upgraded 26-foot-long mobile unit -- will be hitting the roads this weekend, coinciding with 4/20, the world's unofficial pot holiday.
Elliott Bay, Eagle Harbor, and many other ports-of-call around Puget Sound all have something in common besides the seagulls, friendly boaters, and bracing sea air: US Navy Lieutenant Charles Wilkes.
The Seattle Times reported Thursday that the City Attorney's Office will be assuming control over an investigation into the collapse of 26 power poles in Tukwila in early April.
If Seattle residents don't like biking in the rain, then they really don't like the snow. That's one takeaway from a recent bikeshare report on snowy February 2019.
Pierce County Sheriff's detectives have released security video from a Midland gas station showing a robbery suspect and are asking for public help identifying the gunman.
KeyArena's grand reopening has been delayed yet again, threatening the start of the Seattle Storm's 2021 basketball season, and potentially costing taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars.
A controversial bill related to data privacy and facial recognition technology failed to make a key deadline in the Washington State Legislature Wednesday, and at least for now, is dead.
A $213 million library levy that -- among other measures -- would eliminate overdue library fines, was amended by Seattle City Council Wednesday to include an additional $5.8 million.
Predictions that Washington state's gas prices would peak between April and May have proven prophetic, with rates climbing well above averages for both last month and last year.
There are more than 400 homeless students in the Renton School District, sleeping on couches, with friends, and elsewhere. Though the district insists this is not a crisis.
The Washington State Legislature has passed a bill to remove the crime of second-degree robbery from the list of crimes subject to the three strikes law, which comes with an automatic life sentence.
