These 4 western Washington cities were named among best places to live in US
These Eastside cities were ranked the best to live in Washington by U.S. News & World Report.
Lumen Field is already unrecognizable — and Seattle’s World Cup makeover isn’t done yet
Security fences, a disappearing name, and busy construction crews signal that the so-called “Seattle Stadium” is hitting its World Cup stride.
A school board defied its community. Now that community may be coming for their seats
A Bothell High School resource officer helped defuse a situation with an armed student days after the school board voted to eliminate his position.
Seattle City Council approves expansion of shelter capacity
The Seattle City Council approved a plan Tuesday to expand some shelter sites from 100 people to 150, with one future pilot site allowed to grow to 250.
Tacoma neighbors demand investigation after trees removed near suspected bald eagle nest
Neighbors say a bald eagle nesting site may have been destroyed after crews removed trees near a Tacoma townhouse development despite weeks of warnings.
Aberdeen police investigating 4-year-old’s death
The Grays Harbor Coroner confirmed the death of 4-year-old Aiden Scott Bevins amid an ongoing Aberdeen Police investigation into the circumstances of his death.
Fatal collision blocks one lane of traffic in Puyallup
Officials advise travelers to avoid the area.
‘Justice for Kai’: Seattle activist killed in Philippine military raid
Seattle demonstrators marched and staged a die-in outside the Philippine Consulate, demanding justice after South Seattle activist Kai Sorem was killed on April 19.
Woodland Park Zoo welcomes newborn gorilla, first of two
Mother and infant bonding is going well, according to the zookeepers. A second birth is expected soon.
Audit warns Washington school funding system at risk of ‘catastrophic failure’
Auditors found the 17-year-old system relies heavily on manual workarounds, outdated infrastructure and a small group of longtime employees to keep it functioning.
