A Seattle police officer was stuck with a dirty needle while walking through a Seattle park on patrol last Monday. Now, he’s receiving intense treatment to protect him from various diseases.
Nearly half of the roughly 38,000 incidents of property crime involve vehicles, making it the number one most reported crime in Seattle. The council and regional prosecutors won't do anything about it.
The city council's latest move to stall the tentative contract with Seattle police may have done more damage to the tense relationship with cops. Even if it passes, Seattle could be facing a massive loss of officers.
Seattle Councilmember Kshama Sawant has touted her support of unions and workers. Yet her support for the police union is questionable. Her decision on a tentative police contract has some unions concerned.
A tentative contract for Seattle police officers may be running into a few problems as it is in the hands of the city council. Not approving the contract would be "a big mistake" according to the police chief.
The Command Staff at the Seattle Police Department are deeply concerned that if the Seattle City Council rejects a pending contract for officers, they’ll see a dramatic decline in recruitment and an accelerated exit of officers leaving the force.
Attorney Lincoln Beauregard says the latest development in court will help him show that Seattle leaders operate with a "shadow city hall" outside of the transparent government.
Another result of Seattle's lax enforcement of laws is the rise of prostitution, according to some police officers. Prostitutes are coming in from out of town, attracted to the low enforcement in Seattle.
If activists get their way, "The Ave" in Seattle’s U District will get severe restrictions on cars, harming businesses there. But hey, at least they’ll get some more bike lanes that no one will use.
A teacher’s assistant at the University of Washington took to Twitter to bully and then secretly audio record conservative students organizing a Brett Kavanaugh celebration.
KTTH's Jason Rantz sat down with NRATV's Colion Noir, who visited Seattle recently to get a sense for the city's opioid crisis, and its controversial needle exchange program.
The proposal to lid I-5 keeps coming back up in Seattle. Supporters say it will create needed new land for housing. But there are far cheaper ways to get this housing right now, instead of spending millions on a lid project.
The Kavanaugh SCOTUS confirmation stoked political tensions, worrying some that Democratic candidates could gain power through the midterms. But Washington state GOP leaders say it will actually benefit the party.
Alan Gottlieb with the 2nd Amendment Foundation believes I-1639 will undermine basic self-defense, making it easier for gun-owners to break law while becoming more vulnerable to actual criminals.
It's a battle emerging within a larger lawsuit. Either these documents are city files and subject to public disclosure, or they are private documents and Seattle has no business paying $145,000 to protect them.
The UW College Republicans hoped to celebrate the confirmation of Justice Brett Kavanaugh by enjoying beers at Shultzy’s Bar and Grill this past Saturday. But their plans were stalled.
Reacting to rumors of a “mass exodus” at the Seattle Police Department, both Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan used old data to dismiss concerns over a growing staffing crisis.
Taking after Seattle, the Kirkland city council is currently exploring banning plastic straws, a move Kirkland city councilmember Toby Nixon is not too happy with.
As concerns over the homeless population grows in Seattle's Lake City, using planters as toilets, officials are removing amenities used by everyone instead of dealing with the problem.
A comical discussion between Seattle City Council members displays how much leaders are willing to spend on bike lanes, even though they don't really know the costs.
