Seattle City Councilmember Rob Johnson's recent resignation went into effect on Friday, and now, we have our list of possible District 4 caretakers for his seat before November's election.
An outside contractor is investigating what caused 26 light poles to crash onto East Marginal Way in Tukwila on Friday, according to a statement from Seattle City Light.
After a final report showing that fare enforcement disproportionately involves the homeless, King County Metro is in the process of changing how it punishes violators.
Seattle police responded to reports of a man pointing a rifle in a homeless encampment last weekend. They found a man, rat hunting, with an Airsoft gun.
Emergency crews responded to the scene of a car crash into a 7-11 Monday afternoon near the Tacoma Mall. Two people were sent to the hospital in stable condition.
The decision by the Washington State Department of Corrections to block prisoners from receiving used books sparked an outcry recently, and now it appears the decision is being amended.
Members of Community Advisory Councils for City-sponsored tiny home villages threatened Monday to resign if LIHI doesn't return to the table to renegotiate with Nickelsville, following a split between the two parties announced last week.
A new series of maps lays out tsunami evacuation walking routes for those in coastal communities in case a tsunami occurs as a result of a Cascadia subduction zone earthquake.
A power pole fell on a car in Tukwila along East Marginal Way Friday afternoon, causing power outages through the area, and trapping two people in their vehicle.
The city sent teams to study what people were up to on Seattle sidewalks across 38 neighborhoods during different times of day. If you guessed "walking" and "standing," you're way ahead.
A Thurston County Superior Court Judge ruled Friday that political activist Tim Eyman could face a lifetime ban from handling finances for political committees as a possible punishment in a case being filed against him by State Attorney General Bob Ferguson.
The recovery of Washington state’s wolf population continued in 2018, according to an annual year-end report released on Thursday from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.
It's been just over two months since the new SR 99 tunnel opened under Seattle. A report from WSDOT shows just how many people have been using it in that time.
The proposal for mandatory statewide sex education in all K-12 public schools in Washington state appears to be dead in the Legislature, for now anyway.
Funding Washington state's basic education wasn't entirely fixed with the McCleary decision. Lawmakers are attempting further correct issues between rich and poor communities.
Washington state lawmakers are considering a new bill that would increase B&O taxes across various categories to fund education in high-skilled fields.
Spokane's mayoral candidates seem to be using Seattle as a campaign talking point, painting a scary scenario where the Lilac City ends up like the Emerald City.
