Seattle's new tunnel toll was approved Tuesday by the Washington State Transportation Commission. But the effective date is still up in the air as the exact opening time is unknown.
The FBI responded to an incident at the Emerald Queen Casino Tuesday morning. The incident is reportedly fatal and involves a police response from earlier in the morning.
In a heated meeting with city officials Monday night, business owners in Seattle said they want answers, worried about what's next after years of battling problems stemming from the city’s homeless crisis.
Election Day is just over three weeks away and Washington voters will have four statewide initiatives to decide on their ballots. Among them is I-1634 which aims to stop the spread of soda taxes in the state.
Amazon has given $2 million to the Alliance for Education, supporting low-income students in Seattle Public Schools. The money will help provide food, clothing, and school supplies.
The ex-president of an Everett PTA allegedly forged upwards of 22 checks, stealing thousands of dollars from Hawthorne Elementary school. She has now been officially charged in court.
Seattle runner Kelly Herron, who fought off an attacker while on a run in 2017, says she took down another assailant after being groped on a run in Vancouver, Wash.
Maria Wong, 59, and her daughter Jasmine Lao, 21, were headed to work when a driver suspected to be under the influence of drugs, crossed the center line and killed them.
Seattle received approval for federal grant funding that was previously withheld as the Trump administration attempted to force cities to comply with its immigration policies.
Residents of several Bellevue neighborhoods say their pets and other animals are disappearing and they believe coyotes are to blame. Now they want state wildlife officials to help get rid of them
A University of Washington climatologist says that if you care about climate change, you should vote against I-1631 that aims to establish a carbon fee in Washington state.
DUI arrests in 2018 are up 32 percent, and a fatal crash on SR 18 that killed two women, and was caused by an impaired driver, is indicative of that issue.
The city has loosened regulations on backyard cottages, and argues in their new environmental report that they will not negatively impact neighborhoods. But neighborhood opposition is expected.
The Washington State Medical Association is meeting soon in Spokane, and King County's delegation is coming with an especial focus on a handful of socially conscious issues.
