Seattle Squeeze kicked off back in January, with the closure of the Alaskan Way Viaduct. Over the weekend, the next phase arrived, when 830 daily buses were booted out of the Seattle transit tunnel.
A King County judge is sounding the alarm about what he and his fellow coworkers have to deal with on a regular basis. The surrounding homeless, drug using, and assaults is causing many to feel unsafe on their way to the courthouse.
A proposal from Republican State Senator Mike Padden to make a fourth DUI in 15 years a felony is back in play. The current law's look-back period is for four DUI's inside of 10 years.
1,000 bump stocks were turned into Washington State Patrol as part of a recently implemented buyback program. The result saw WSP rip through every penny of its $150,00 budget for the program in just a couple weeks.
The Washington State Patrol is planning to expand the security detail budget to a cost of $4 million over two years, assigning six additional troopers, a sergeant and a lieutenant. This comes in addition to the eight troopers and one sergeant already assigned.
Nearly two weeks after a man was ignored trying to present comments during a Seattle council meeting, the first public apology has been issued, courtesy of District 9's Lorena Gonzalez.
Seattle's first in a series of open forums for city council candidates kicked off Thursday night, with the five candidates from District 1 taking the floor to discuss a variety of issues. The one topic that dominated the night's discussion: Homelessness.
As the City of Seattle considers a tax on rideshares like Uber and Lyft, Uber says that it is the wrong way to go. Instead, the company favors congestion pricing in downtown.
The 2020 election may be a ways off, but with Gov. Jay Inslee largely focused on his presidential bid, a recent poll looked to figure out who might replace him as governor if he opts not to run for reelection.
The Evergreen State is an often-used nickname for Washington, though without it being official. This moniker dates back to 1889, when Washington became a state.
Families and county officials hold a remembrance ceremony every March 22 to remember lost loved ones in the Oso landslide. This year is the 5th anniversary of the tragedy.
Seattle Councilmember Rob Johnson is expected to resign from his council position in April, starting the process to replace him amid an election season.
The man arrested for allegedly attempting to throw a woman off of a Seattle overpass has a history of attacking strangers, and being arrested, but the legal system has often dropped his cases.
