Amazon has achieved record profits in 2018, but the company has reportedly not paid any federal taxes, meanwhile Bill Gates says that wealthy people like him should pay higher taxes.
A bill in the Washington State Legislature that would remove a parent's ability to claim a personal or philosophical exemption for children to forgo the measles vaccine, was approved by a House committee.
Many workers have President's Day off, but protesters in Seattle are taking that time to march against our current president's most recent controversy.
The second Super Moon of 2019 is expected early Tuesday, Feb. 19. But despite appearing 14 percent larger, and 30 percent brighter than usual, seeing this event may be challenging in the Northwest.
A SWAT standoff came to a peaceful ending in Bellevue on Sunday with a 17-year-old now in custody. The standoff occurred at a house near Northeast Eighth Street and 164th Avenue.
An accidental shooting in Thurston County left a woman and an infant injured Saturday night. Police were dispatched to a residence in the 9000 block of Boulder Lane Southwest near Olympia.
A multi-county drug task force -- including the Kitsap County Sheriff's Office -- executed a search warrant Thursday at the residence of a Puyallup 19-year-old in possession of 6,000 Xanax pills.
The Washington State Senate has passed a bill to abolish the death penalty, following a decision from the state Supreme Court ruling it unconstitutional.
Tim Eyman, a longtime Washington political figure known for his initiatives fighting government taxes and fees, is being investigated by Lacey police for theft of a $70 chair from Office Depot.
After initial delays related to snowstorms, the demolition of the Alaskan Way Viaduct finally began Friday, as crews started work to disassemble almost a mile and a half of roadway.
There's a major upheaval expected on the Seattle City Council in 2019, and candidates are already putting their names in the hat. Here's a look at who's running.
Seattle City Councilmember Teresa Mosqueda had some pointed words Thursday, after Amazon announced it was backing out of its decision to locate one of its HQ2 locations in New York.
Following the news that President Trump would be declaring a state of emergency to fund his proposed border wall, Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson threatened legal action.
Washington state's road to universal health care continues, following the introduction of a bill in the state Legislature that would establish a fact-finding group.
The threat posed by the National Enquirer, and its owner AMI, to Amazon's Jeff Bezos could certainly count as blackmail, according to former Washington State Attorney General Rob McKenna.
Is the winter snow completely behind us, or is there more in store for Western Washington? Weather experts, including KIRO 7's Nick Allard, weigh in with some insight.
Seattle-based Amazon has changed its mind and will not place a second headquarters in New York, citing bad relationships with local leaders and politicians.
