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Washington state researchers are joining an international drug trial that is testing a new GLP-1 medication as a treatment for moderate to severe alcohol addiction.

The lawsuit comes as Washington’s policy on transgender athletics has become a political lightning rod on both sides of the aisle,A statewide ballot initiative this November will ask voters to consider banning trans girls from competing on girls’ school sports teams.

Crews have been working for years to prepare for six World Cup matches. The changes include a new pitch and the sponsor-free moniker "Seattle Stadium."

The move comes after North Seattle residents built makeshift barricades last month to prevent shootings in their neighborhoods.

The first minority-owned bank west of the Mississippi opened in Seattle’s Central District. A building bearing its name now provides affordable housing.

A district in Cowlitz County was key to flushing out the corrosive chemical spill that threatened to contaminate Longview's drinking water after a catastrophic tank implosion.

The World Cup started Thursday, and the first game in Seattle is Monday. Some people are thrilled. Others, not so much.

Seattle’s Aurora Avenue North is infamous for prostitution and other crime. Locals want the city block off residential streets to stop gun violence from spreading.

In Washington, many individual public schools have cellphone policies, but there is no broad ban coming from the state. Some educators have been pushing for one.

Rep. Tarra Simmons (D-Bremerton) is facing ethics charges. The accusations culminated in a rare two-day public hearing before the state’s Legislative Ethics Board this week.

Kameirah Johnson is a senior at Lakeside School in North Seattle. Her digital artwork won over thousands of other submissions.

Starting June 11, House Bill 2105 will require employers to give workers at least five business days’ notice that any federal agency is auditing their I-9 forms or any other worker records.