Savannah Welch

More than 80 janitorial workers at Joint Base Lewis-McChord are out of work after being unexpectedly furloughed.

Trees fell on top of two schools in Issaquah last November. Repairs are still underway and the district is also taking notes for the next storm.

After nearly two weeks of fuel stops, emergency fuel trucking, and warnings about possible travel delays, airlines are getting back on track.

Construction on the Tacoma light rail extension is projected to begin in 2030, with passenger service starting in 2035.

With Opening Day on Thursday, fans are reflecting on the Kingdome 50 years after it first opened in March 1976 and became home to the Mariners in 1977.

Seattle dealerships say hybrids are harder to find as rising gas prices fuel demand and competition.

Wild Waves opens Saturday for its final season before permanently closing in November.

Seattle leaders remain optimistic about the 2026 FIFA World Cup's economic boost despite revised projections and slower hotel bookings.

After thinking tickets were out of reach, a Seattle family is cheering on the Lions of Teranga at Seattle Stadium thanks to an unexpected opportunity.

Police are searching for Gregory Galitzeck, accused of posing as a Seattle City Light worker to steal copper wire from the West Seattle Bridge, prosecutors say.