Kirkland's Amy Walen and Redmond's Jessica Forsythe clash again after a primary decided by 17 votes.

The EEOC claims Solera Holdings cut off a blind employee’s sales leads and meetings — then fired him over his numbers.

Mayor Phil Lund warned the measure would leave his office with almost no responsibilities. Council voted it down Monday night.

Amendment 2 needs more yes votes than half the governor's race total to pass, a math quirk that could sink it.

State Rep. Jolanda Jones is rallying Museum Park residents tonight against a plan dating back to 2004 to privatize part of Palm Street.

The Brooklyn congressman says voters feel squeezed by costs and predicts Cait Conley will flip Mike Lawler's swing seat.

Denver's historic brick sewer system became eligible for historic listing in 2013, while the eventual fix bypassed City Council review.

A 21-member working group picked Sí Se Puede Park over Campesino Park and Esperanza Park for Berkeley's waterfront space.

The lone face-to-face forum turned heated over ICE killings and tariffs, with Stratton pledging to check Trump's power.

Fr. Chad Ripperger, known for viral talks on demons and UFOs, is stepping back from public speaking at Archbishop James Golka's request.

Linda McMahon toured American Preparatory Academy as auditors seek detailed payroll records amid allegations that more than $31 million in public funds went to its private management company.

Daxko plans 88 new jobs averaging $34.96 an hour as it consolidates into the Gray Construction building downtown.

The state says Creslenn Lake is a public waterway and argues the Cutoff is navigable. A trial judge already ruled otherwise.