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Justice Mary Yu retired after a trailblazing career, reflecting on landmark cases, the first same-sex marriage and her hopes for civility.

A paratrooper got tangled in the field goal net at a Fort Worth football bowl game and took an unpleasant fall Friday afternoon.

Police are investigating a crash that killed two people and left three others injured in Everett on Friday.

Katie Wilson was sworn in as Seattle’s mayor Friday morning, outlining a vision centered on affordability, trust in government and a city where all residents can belong.

Seattle will swear in Mayor-elect Katie Wilson at City Hall on Monday morning as she takes office and begins work on priorities including affordability, homelessness and quality of life.

This detailed timeline shows how guardianship rulings, protection orders and weapons surrender decisions preceded the deaths of four WA family members in a murder-suicide.

Movie theaters across Washington are now required by law to increase their open captioning options for moviegoers.

Court records show a heated guardianship battle over a disabled son preceded the deaths of four family members in two cities just miles apart.

USA Hockey has announced that four players from the Seattle Torrent will represent the country at this year's Olympic tournament in Italy.

A person who fell from a dock on Salmon Bay in Seattle has died, the Seattle Fire Department announced Friday morning.

A Fall City family says they were enjoying a quiet New Year's Eve at home when bullets came flying through their wall and window.  

U.S. Highway 2 reopened early on New Year’s Day, bringing renewed traffic and economic relief to small businesses from Skykomish to Stevens Pass as travelers returned to the route.

A fire destroyed a storage facility in University Place early Friday. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation.