Nationwide ground stop lifted after leaving travelers stuck at SEA for several hours
A nationwide ground stop ordered by the FAA due to a telecommunications outage disrupted flights across the U.S., leaving travelers grounded for several hours.
Who should consider lung cancer screening?: HealthLink
While smoking is usually the main culprit, there are other risk factors. Here’s where patients can research screening options.
Seattle families seek to preserve preschool programs as City Council weighs budget changes
Parents and educators warn state funding changes threaten cooperative preschool programs as Seattle councilmembers consider emergency funding.
Orcas Island businesses adapt as ferry restrictions challenge supply chain
Orcas Island businesses adapt to ferry terminal restrictions due to structural damage, sparking creative supply solutions amid a declared emergency.
Gig Harbor boy, 9, struck by owl twice while blowing leaves
Third grader Easton Schwab said it was ‘more scary than painful.’
Redmond police investigate deadly shooting; suspects on the run
The Redmond Police Department said two suspects fled the scene on Friday afternoon.
UW football stranded, has no Michigan travel plan after FAA halts departures nationwide
The Huskies were scheduled to leave Boeing Field at 1:15 p.m. Friday. UW Athletics says the team is returning to campus.
Rubin Observatory team finds possible new dwarf planet; November sky brings supermoon, Leonids
A University of Washington astronomer helped spot what is believed to be a newly discovered dwarf planet. Plus, a supermoon, a meteor shower and a planet.
Seattle man charged with assault after accusing mail carrier of stealing ballot
A mail carrier told police a man poured tortilla chips into his van, swung at his head and chased him while accusing him of taking a ballot.
‘Helen Doe’ identified 35 years after deadly I-5 crash in Cowlitz County
Her family never knew she had reached Washington. For 35 years, the woman killed near Kalama was known only as “Helen Doe.”
