Just as Uber's JUMP launches a bikeshare system in Seattle, Lyft is reportedly adding its own bikeshare into the mix. If it does, it will bring a familiar company back into Seattle.
The State Department of Natural Resources is asking for $90 million from the legislature that will ultimately help the Pacific Northwest’s critically endangered orcas.
After polling its customers, and more than a year after selecting a new location for its burger joint, Dick's Drive-In announced it will open its Kent location in December.
Sound Transit just shook hands with the Trump administration on a $1.2 billion deal that will fund light rail projects further north from Seattle to Lynnwood.
A protest and press conference was planned for outside a Kirkland frozen yogurt shop Tuesday, where a black man was racially profiled earlier this month.
A study out of the University of Washington found that 55 percent of firearms in households with children are improperly stored, and alcohol misuse plays a role in many cases.
Seattle City Council passed its 2019 and 2020 budget Monday afternoon, including money for social service pay increases and full funding for the expanded Navigation Team.
The Me Too movement spurred action in Olympia during the last legislative session. That action continues to progress and Washington is getting its first glimpse at emerging sexual harassment policies.
JUMP is the latest bikeshare to enter the Seattle market. The company is now owned by Uber and will add yet another twist to the bikeshare system in the city.
The gun law controversy swirling around the town of Republic, Washington has many people wondering about the history of this far-from-Seattle Evergreen State community that dates to a gold rush way back in the 19th century.
The Thanksgiving holiday will have plenty of people traveling over the extended weekend. Those travelers should be aware of certain conditions around the state, even some snow potential in areas.
A magnitude 4.1 earthquake shook the Olympic National Park in the early morning hours of Monday in the Mount Christie area. People as far as Seattle reported feeling it.
Olympia is moving the downtown area's homeless population to a designated area where it can begin helping individuals with services. If services are refused "then Olympia might not be the spot for you.”
Macklemore is hoping to keep arts education alive in his hometown, teaming up with business partner Ryan Lewis to launch a brand new music program aimed at underprivileged youths.
A local musician is in intensive care with serious head injuries after being struck with a baseball bat. His fiancee tells KIRO 7 a group of young people living in a homeless camp attacked him as they left a nightclub early Thursday morning.
Kirkland police are investigating a 911 call about a yogurt shop customer the staff considered suspicious. It turns out the man, who is African-American, was supervising a court-ordered visit between a mother and her child.
Roughly half of all Washington and Oregon residents have had a delivery stolen from their home, and this data seems to fall in line with a rash of package thefts that hit Seattle.
The Washington State Orca Task Force issued a recommendation to end whale watching for the next three to five years, but could that actually hurt local orcas more than it helps them?
The King County Board of Health passed legislation requiring stores that sell firearms and firing ranges to post signs warning customers of the various dangers posed by gun violence.
