Following the successful passage of gun control legislation I-1639 in November, the Alliance for Gun Responsibility is putting forth an ambitious agenda for the coming year.
Deaths related to fentanyl overdoses are up nearly 70 percent over last year, as reported by the Washington State Department of Health. That number, though, doesn't provide the full scope of the state's drug problem.
A day after the NHL Board of Governors officially announced its plans to bring a hockey team to Seattle in 2021, KeyArena is commencing its large-scale rebuild to accommodate that team.
WEST VALLEY CITY — Detective Ellis Maxwell had no idea on the morning of Dec. 7, 2009 that his life was about to change, forever. Maxwell had navigated a snowy commute into the West Valley City police headquarters and was at his desk working on a robbery case when his supervisor called his name. “He […]
As World War II raged on, one Seattle area home provided a home-away-from-home, and the war, for soldiers sent to fight overseas. It remained a secret to many, and still does today.
State Senate Democrats are suspending the outside investigation into a rape allegation against outgoing GOP state Senator Joe Fain, that had been approved by a bipartisan group of senators just last month.
When I-1639 kicks in next year, sheriff's deputies in Lewis County won't actively go after violators, preferring to wait until a court challenge from the NRA and 2nd Amendment Foundation runs its course.
The calendar turning to December has immediately brought below-freezing temperatures to the Seattle area. But for the third consecutive year, it's taken a long time to get there.
As the curtain opens on the 2020 presidential campaign two big names from Washington state are considering whether to jump in. And they would bring two very different backgrounds to the campaign.
A recent study published by Seattle Public Utilities estimates that Seattle and the surrounding suburbs would lose water pressure for as long as two months in a large-scale, catastrophic earthquake.
Residents in the Medina and Clyde Hill are hearing a grating ka-think noise every time a vehicle runs over the metal expansion joints on the 520 bridge.
United States District Judge James Robart released his findings concerning whether the newly-passed Seattle Police contract adheres to a consent decree issued by the DOJ in 2012.
Washington State Patrol is investigating a series of incidents where car windows have been shot out. It is unclear how they were shot out or who is behind the dangerous incidents.
Folks in West Seattle are standing up against hate after anti-Semitic messages were discovered in their neighborhood last week. It was the latest in an increasing trend of hate crimes in the region.
The story of a 13-year-old boy shot in Des Moines, whose pleas for help were largely ignored, brought back some tough memories for a local mom who has a message for everyone.
Initiative 940 faced a turbulent process that led all the way to Washington's Supreme Court. Now, lawmakers and organizers are hoping to change this new police accountability law shortly after voters passed it.
Lime is debuting LimePod in Seattle on Dec. 10, 2019, adding yet another option to its platform and another carshare option in town. MyNorthwest took a test drive in one of Lime's cars.
The family of beloved TV personality Casey Kasem has officially been cleared by Gig Harbor Police of any wrongdoing in his death, following a month-long investigation.
Police are now required to submit a report of how many people attempt to buy a gun but are denied. The first such report was just sent to lawmakers. This is what is states.
