Two major Washington universities are having opposite experiences with student enrollment. UW reports considerable increases in freshmen numbers, while Evergreen is suffering massive losses.
The credit program that was proposed to entice more businesses to either move or start in Pierce County was questioned after Seattle repealed its controversial head tax.
The three Seattle bikeshares will face more competition and a lot more fees under permitting changes that the Seattle Department of Transportation is proposing.
Hopes for an expanded Seattle streetcar system have been strained as a series of revelations this year continue to display how expensive the current system, and construction on a new line, has become.
Seattle's won't tax big businesses. Others fight new development. Some neighborhoods welcome new housing then cannot afford to live there. What can Seattle do to solve housing affordability and homelessness?
A mother was reunited with her 6-year-old son Saturday in Seattle after they were separated at the U.S. border and she was detained in Washington state.
The Washington State Department of Transportation began implementing tolls in 2007. Tolled roads and bridges help fund new projects throughout the state, as well as maintain current infrastructure.
Seattle Storm forward Alysha Clark spends her time off the court making sure patients at Seattle Children's Hospital have what they need -- toys. This is how you can help.
Washingtonians prefer people convicted of murder are sentenced to life in prison, rather than the death penalty. That strays from national polls, however.
Crab pots tangled in Washington State Ferries have been causing hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage, and forcing officials to pull ferries from service.
Obtaining a rape kit in can be a major challenge for someone who is sexually assaulted. A bill introduced in Congress by two lawmakers from Washington state aims to change that.
As Washington state experiences a spike in white supremacist activity, one Tacoma community is organizing to fight back and point out neo-Nazis in their area.
We've hit that sweet spot of summer weather in the Northwest. That not only means fun in the sun, but also wildfires which are expected to be worse in Western Washington.
