King County Sheriff's detectives are investigating a racist vandalism spree in the Sammamish neighborhood of Klahanie. Garages and walls were found with hateful paint.
Despite a thriving economy and booming job market, millions of Americans are reportedly unable to keep up with car loan and credit card payments, indicating not all are benefiting from the economy.
The King County Sheriff's Office arrested King County Metro employee Mark Norton on Tuesday, who is suspected of coercing a woman to engage in commercial sex acts.
Approximately 974,000 University of Washington medical patients are affected by a data breach that released some names medical record numbers and other information on the Internet last December.
According to the Herald, the Federal Aviation Administration has given the go-ahead for Alaska Airlines to begin flights out of Paine Field on March 4, and United Airlines on March 31.
Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan signed an executive order Wednesday in an effort to create more affordable housing, and protect long-term residents from being displaced.
A report by advocacy group Environment Washington found that 60.8 percent of drinking water taps in the 199 Washington schools that were tested have elevated levels of lead.
The Seattle area has experience big snowstorms before, but there was one factor that stood out this February -- social media. It's the first major snow event when people could document it in real time.
Michael Powell failed to disclose conversations with Josh Powell about missing woman Susan Powell during a sworn deposition months before taking his own life.
A pregnant harbor seal near the San Juan Islands shot in the head by a fisherman will soon return home after a successful rescue operation and surgery.
Bothell police are investigating an alleged bogus charity that set up shop outside grocery stores in that city and also in Seattle. The name of the reportedly fraudulent charity is the same as a genuine one.
Lime currently operates a fleet of thousands of bikes in Seattle, and by mid-March, the company is aiming to phase out anything that doesn't use electric assist.
The Washington State Senate is weighing a bill that would dramatically expand health care and family planning services for undocumented immigrants and the transgender community.
Security footage emerged of local political activist Tim Eyman walking out of Office Depot with a $70 office chair without paying. Now, he's maintaining his innocence for what his lawyers are calling an "accidental removal."
Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan delivers her annual State of the City speech Tuesday, saying the city will focus on affordable housing, college tuition, and transit.
If you're looking for snow, try the mountains or Whatcom County. Forecasters say a few inches could fall near Bellingham on Tuesday, while the rest of the region may see spotty rain showers.
Rep. Tina Orwall’s Substitute House Bill 1166 would finally mandate testing of thousands of old kits and much more to clear Washington state’s rape kit backlog.
Police responded to the report of gunfire Monday afternoon at Westfield Southcenter Mall, but no victims were found and no injuries were reported related to the incident.
A pair of bills currently in the Washington State Legislature would allow cities like Seattle to expand the use of automated traffic enforcement cameras.
While meeting with the media Monday, Washington State Governor Jay Inslee spoke out against President Trump's emergency declaration for the country's southern border.
