Gov. Jay Inslee's campaign media blitz continued Thursday morning, in an interview with CBS, where the Washington governor advocated for the national legalization of marijuana.
Southwest Washington hasn't had a case of the measles in almost three weeks, and if that continues, Clark County hopes to declare an official end to the outbreak later this month.
A bill that would have allowed Seattle to install cameras to ticket drivers for blocking intersections and driving in bus lanes was thought to be dead in March. Now, it could be on its way back to the House floor.
Asotin County Superior Court Judge Scott Gallina has been charged with rape, assault, and indecent liberties after an investigation uncovered a fearful work environment for multiple women at the courthouse.
Bela, the longest serving bomb-sniffing dog at Sea-Tac Airport, has sniffed for her last bomb. The 7-year-old explosive detection canine is retiring after five years.
A handful of transportation bills continue to make their way through the Washington State Legislature, including bills to increase punishments for multiple instance DUI offenders, heftier penalties for HOV violators, and more.
As part of Seattle's Innovation Advisory Council, Mayor Jenny Durkan unveiled a handful of collaborations with local tech companies to tackle everything from homelessness to earthquake safety.
As the push for open Seattle council seats continues to heat up, District 3 is shaping up to be the most hotly contested race in the city, as a handful of candidates look to unseat incumbent Kshama Sawant.
Just when you thought it was safe to be a piece of historic ornamental concrete, word came down from Seattle Center that 1928 Civic Arena gargoyles, rescued two years ago while the building was being demolished have inadvertently been taken to the dump.
Tukwila police on Tuesday released video from traffic cameras that show the moment power poles began falling along East Marginal Way on Friday, with one falling on a car and trapping the couple inside.
Along with a handful of other accusations, a whistleblower is alleging that Nickelsville head Scott Morrow coerced residents of the organization's tiny home villages into participating in political rallies.
It's a busy couple of days in Olympia, with dozens of bills getting hearings or votes before a final committee cut off on Tuesday, including a ban on plastic bags, and a bill to vacate marijuana convictions.
More than 300 volunteers and county staff conducted Pierce County's annual point in time (PIT) count, identifying 1,486 people experiencing homelessness in the community.
