John Stearns

The Bellevue City Council unanimously and enthusiastically approved buying 12.2 acres of land adjacent to the Coal Creek Natural Area in southeast Bellevue for a purchase price not to exceed $19.1 million, plus closing costs.

In a new interview, O Bee Credit Union's chief operating officer reflects on how the organization became Washington's first federally insured, state-chartered financial institution to provide banking services for the cannabis industry.

Our third-annual A&E 'year in review' series continues this week with our staff's favorite TV shows of the year.

The area’s abundant health care industry is an important arrow in the EDB’s business recruitment and retention quiver

Valley Medical Center next month will open the first phase of a new cancer facility that will increase its capacity to treat rising numbers of cancer patients in south King County.

Queena Tupou's appointment was effective Jan. 1.

This drone photo shows the site of the Port Maritime Center project, for which elected officials and executives from the Port of Tacoma and the Tacoma Public schools ceremonially break ground Wednesday. Images courtesy Port of Tacoma

The New Glenn rocket, more than 320 feet tall, stands on the launchpad at Launch Complex 36 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida, on Dec. 27.

ZoomCare has begun accepting Medicare and Medicare Advantage patients at all of its 45 locations, including 20 in the Puget Sound region that stretch from Tukwila to Lynnwood, and West Seattle to Redmond.

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport passenger volumes reached record levels in 2024 and broke pre-pandemic marks.