WA OSPI reacts to order dismantling Department of Education

In response to President Trump's executive order to begin dismantling the Department of Education, the state Superintendent of Instruction released a passionate statement, saying the President's decision “underscores the President’s disregard of public education and civil rights."

Suspect in fatal Seattle stabbing arrested in Edgewood

Seattle police have arrested a woman in connection to the fatal stabbing of a man in Seattle's Belltown neighborhood.

Caught on video: Driver cuts off, harasses Tesla owner in Lynnwood, WA

The confrontation, which was caught on video, occurred while she was on her way to a doctor’s appointment in Lynnwood Wednesday morning.

T-Mobile Park's food revolution: How the ballpark became a culinary hotspot

What started as a mere handful of vendors offering chicken strips, pizza and burgers has evolved over the decades to include international flavors.

WA Senate Democrats hope to balance budget with new taxes on wealthy, changes to property, sales tax

Democratic budget leaders Thursday say new taxes on the rich and adjustments to property and sales taxes are needed to address the state’s multi-billion-dollar deficit while fixing a “regressive" and “unfair" tax code.

Washington Attorney General's staff walks out Thursday

Staff from the Washington State Attorney General's Office participated in a walkout on Thursday, protesting Gov. Bob Ferguson's proposed budget cuts and furloughs.