Why Starbucks’ TN expansion could mean a $750M hit to WA

Washington could lose up to $750 million in tax revenue in the coming years with Starbucks expanding in Tennessee instead of Washington.

Marysville, WA Little League in a pickle after crook steals ATV

Members of the Marysville Little League are asking for the public's help after a thief broke into their equipment shed over the weekend and made off with the organization’s ATV.

Emails show WA's ‘millionaires tax’ aims to overturn historic ruling

Internal records obtained by The Center Square claim Washington state lawmakers and the Attorney General coordinated to craft a "millionaire’s tax" specifically designed to provoke a legal challenge.

FAA investigates Southwest near miss after air traffic control sends jets on collision course

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating a reported close call between two Southwest Airlines flights at Nashville International Airport after one aircraft was directed into the path of another during a go-around, officials said.

Sea lions pack Seattle docks, signaling shift in Puget Sound ecosystem

They're here, and they're loud. Sea lions are flooding the docks of Ballard right now, a sign of a broader shift in the Puget Sound's ecosystem.

A sign of the sea lions: Why they're gathering in Seattle
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Sea lions are back in big numbers, stacked on docks across Seattle's Ballard neighborhood. But as FOX 13's Lauren Donovan explains, that chaos could be a sign of something much bigger.

Uncovered emails create 'millionaires tax' controversy
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Washington's recently-passed "millionaires tax" is facing new questions after un-redacted emails uncovered the steps lawmakers took to battle future legal challenges to the law, and how the Attorney General's office helped curate it.

Can Lime enforce its rules? Safety questions linger after Seattle crash

A day after two people were critically hurt in a crash on Aurora Avenue while riding a Lime bike, questions are raising about how Lime can enforce their safety rules.

Southern Poverty Law Center accused of paying $3M to extremists

The Southern Poverty Law Center faces federal fraud and money laundering charges after investigators alleged the group secretly funded the same extremist organizations it claimed to oppose.

Elizabeth Smart wins top honors at Utah bodybuilding show: ‘I refuse to be ashamed’

Elizabeth Smart is redefining her legacy. After taking home top honors at the Wasatch Warrior bodybuilding competition in Salt Lake City, Smart opened up about her decision to stop hiding her fitness journey.

Bear Grylls takes celebrities off the grid in new FOX series: ‘You get to see the real people’

"Bear Grylls is Running Wild" reveals a raw side of celebrities as they battle harsh wilderness conditions. The premiere, airing Tuesday, features Matthew McConaughey taking on the challenge.

Trump extends ceasefire, blockade remains in effect

On the eve of the end of the ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran, President Donald Trump announced the two-week pause will continue as talks between the two nations continue.

Sound Transit to keep light rail prices steady during World Cup in Seattle

While soccer fans in parts of the country face staggering transportation price hikes during the World Cup, local transit officials announced that fares for Seattle’s matches will remain at standard rates.

Soaring jet fuel prices threaten to drive up summer travel costs

Americans who will be traveling this summer could see the cost of their summer vacations jump due to the spike in jet fuel prices.

Here's where gas prices are highest and lowest in the US

Gas prices are climbing fast across the U.S., hitting every driver’s wallet. Here’s where it is most – and least – expensive.

Mexico pyramid shooting: 6 Americans among those hurt

Six Americans were among those hurt when a gunman opened fire on tourists visiting a popular archaeological pyramid site in Mexico.