Madeline Ottilie

You’ve probably seen it before: a high bill after a medical appointment, sometimes the result of a “hospital fee” or “facility fee.” Now, some patients are seeing them on bills even when they never set foot in a hospital.

The City of Seattle unveiled four new free public restrooms in Pioneer Square and the stadium district on Friday as part of a one-year pilot program with private company Throne Labs.

More than two years after a stray dog first moved into a Washington shelter, he finally has a forever home.

A home in Seattle’s Greenwood neighborhood was struck by gunfire on Saturday, with bullets landing mere inches from where a six-week-old baby was sleeping.

A Washington immigration attorney is now facing a federal civil malpractice lawsuit filed by nine former clients.

Cottonwood fluff, a common sight during spring in Seattle, is not the primary cause of seasonal allergies, according to experts. While often mistaken for an allergen, the white fluff consists of seeds and can pose other issues, including fire risks and potential problems for home air conditioning units.

Companies could be using your data to charge you higher prices than other shoppers when you’re shopping online.

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson has confirmed that the Seattle Police Department is developing immediate plans to place more officers in the North Aurora corridor following recent incidents of gunfire.

The Seattle LGBTQ Commission is pushing Seattle city leaders to declare a civil emergency as a result of the influx of members of the LGBTQ+ community moving to the city from other, more conservative parts of the country.

The company at the center of a deadly chemical implosion in Longview was subject to past safety citations by the state.