UW Climatologist Cliff Mass says he's not surprised by the recent alarming climate change report from the UN. That's because it's the same dire information people have been stressing for years.
A natural gas pipeline rupture in British Columbia continues to have widespread effects, as gas prices are set to increase statewide due to refinery shutdowns.
A Ballard man alleges that people from a nearby Ballard RV camp have repeatedly stolen from his property. So he decided to stay up one night and wait for them.
Waste Management Northwest canceled garbage pickups in King and Snohomish Counties Thursday because of a natural gas shortage. Pickup will resume on Friday.
Countering a suggestion that breaching the Snake River dams could help local orca, Todd Myers argues that ultimately it could have some wide-ranging consequences.
King County Executive Dow Constantine ordered the investigation of jail policy at facilities in Seattle and Kent after a double shooting suspect was mistakenly released last week after being in jail since February.
Microsoft founder Bill Gates has come out publicly in support of I-1631, the latest effort to establish a carbon fee in Washington state. It will be on the November ballot.
Following a ruptured pipeline in British Columbia, Puget Sound Energy is advising customers to conserve their use of water, gas, and electricity while the issue is resolved.
A collision inside the Mount Baker Tunnel in Seattle has caused a massive backup across the I-90 floating bridge, stretching for miles. Officials are urging drivers to use alternate routes.
The Salmon Bay Railroad Bridge near the Ballard Locks has been an iconic scene in Seattle. But that century-old scene could soon be gone as BNSF replaces the aging structure.
Representative Cathy McMorris Rodgers has officially been asked by Washington State University to cease the use of the school's trademarked catchphrase in campaign flyers.
Seattle voters next month will be asked to approve Prop 1, a more than $600 million education levy that covers multiple education programs in the city, including subsidized preschool.
All students at two schools in Auburn have been released to return home after they were locked down for hours on Tuesday. A nearby police standoff prompted the lockdowns.
During a rough year for Starbucks from a public relations perspective, the company announced a deal with Care.com to help subsidize employee child care.
