A privacy bill designed to restrict the use of facial recognition technology and provide information to consumers on how their data is being collected passed the Washington State Senate Wednesday.
A Seattle law firm filed a lawsuit against Boeing Thursday, alleging that the company failed to properly inform pilots of the "presence and dangers" of a new system that led to a deadly Lion Air Crash in October.
Should kids face felonies for sexting? Right now they do in Washington state. Some lawmakers are trying to update the state’s child pornography laws to the realities new technology.
Despite a massive slowdown in showings thanks to an historically snowy February, Seattle and King County home prices appear to be rebounding out of a mini-slump heading into spring.
A staff sergeant stationed at JBLM was arrested Wednesday, on charges of traveling with the intent to engage in illicit sexual contact and possession of child pornography.
The Art Institute of Seattle informed the Washington Student Achievement Council (WSAC) on Wednesday that it will close on Friday, March 8 -- two weeks before the end of the winter quarter.
In the face of rising security costs for Gov. Inslee's presidential campaign, state Senator Phil Fortunato issued a letter Wednesday, asking the governor to use his campaign funds to reimburse Washington State Patrol.
Uber's JUMP is kicking its bikeshare service into a new gear to potentially give it an edge over its Seattle competition. JUMP now serves all areas in the city, and is dropping its $1 unlocking fee.
According to reports from Capitol Hill Seattle and SCC Insight, District 3 council candidate Logan Bowers has filed a formal ethics complaint against incumbent, Kshama Sawant.
West Valley police and the FBI put Josh Powell's uncle through a polygraph examination days before declaring the investigation into Susan Powell's disappearance a cold case.
BNSF Railway has compiled all its historic surveys and railroad maps in one archive. They provide a unique view of the Northwest as it once was, more than 100 years ago.
Just because the snow is gone, doesn't mean that Seattle is finished cleaning up after the storm, evidenced by the 1,100 potholes that were recently repaired over a single week.
When it comes to local taxes Washington is at the bottom of the list. The state has the worst tax burden in the nation, hitting low-income residents the hardest.
Starting on September 1, 2019, fraternities at colleges across the country will not be permitted to have hard alcohol at parties. Closer to home at the University of Washington, that ban has already started.
A broken pressure sensor on a water line at the Puget Sound Shipyard flooded Sinclair Inlet and the Port Washington Narrows with 4,000 gallons of sewage Saturday.
The Washington State House of Representatives passed Attorney General Bob Ferguson’s legislation to prohibit the manufacturing of untraceable, undetectable 3D printed guns on Monday.
The City of Seattle held a long-awaited public hearing Monday afternoon, to discuss plans to build low-income housing in Discovery Park's Fort Lawton area.
A feud between Mayor Jenny Durkan and Kshama Sawant came to a head Monday, after a vote from City Council rejected a resolution to delay the nomination of Human Services Director Jason Johnson.
