A once-controversial quarantine site is returning to service, but this time around, Kent Mayor Dana Ralph feels more confident things will go smoothly.
Under a new, experimental program in Seattle and King County, first-time criminals will not see jail time for their crimes nor pay restitution. Who will? Taxpayers, of course.
A group of Seattle-area extremists is demanding wealthy residents give up their waterfront properties and it's peak 2020. Seattle's Black Lives Matter activists should learn a lesson.
Washington’s GOP Chairman Caleb Heimlich discusses what republicans need to do to gain more leverage with Inslee and limit some of his emergency powers.
Whenever American voters deliver a breathlessly close finish to a fiercely contested presidential race, the weary candidates inevitably squabble over recounts, lawsuits, mishandled ballots, and charges of cheating that lead to an obsessive focus on minor, innocent mistakes.
Despite encouraging news in Senate and House elections scattered across the country, the 2020 returns did little to shake the GOP’s recent status as near-perennial, popular-vote, presidential losers.
Rep. Jesse Young criticizes what he says is Jay Inslee’s abuse of power in new set of restrictions -- while saying no to a special legislative session.
A new proclamation caps fees charged to restaurants by third-party delivery apps. Former state AG Rob McKenna explains how the governor has this power.
While the Seattle City Council is poised to cut the police budget again, the mass exodus continues as at least 34 more officers separated from the department.
A teacher at Eckstein Middle School in Seattle canceled her remote learning class for the most bizarre reason imaginable. She says she moved to "the forest" and lost internet access.
Governor Jay Inslee has no economic plan to address the economic calamities his newest mandates are causing. Consequently, he's signing the death warrant from scores of businesses.
The Washington Food Industry Association president wishes grocery stores had more notice of the new restrictions, but she's confident they're prepared.
During the four years of Donald Trump’s presidency, passionate partisans on both sides warned of the potential for a new civil war – a conflict based, at least in part, on differences in religious outlook.
A group in Snohomish County is moving forward with "Cops and Barbers," an initiative to bring together the Black community and law enforcement, despite pushback from some.
Adam Fortney, Snohomish County Sheriff, recognizes talks between law enforcement and community won't solve the nation's problems, but it's a place to start.
Congresswoman Cathy McMorris-Rodgers on her win and how she believes that national and local Democrats make conservative women feel like they don't count.
While incumbent Kim Schrier holds 53% of the vote in Washington's 8th Congressional District, challenger Jesse Jensen remains optimistic as more ballots are counted.
While numerous Seattle businesses are closing during the COVID pandemic, Justin Shaheen, owner of Pilgrim Coffeehouse, is actually opening a new business.
