Seattle eviction ban bill prompts Senate bill to ban eviction bans

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is expanding its health screenings for the new coronavirus to 20 airports, including Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, the department announced Tuesday.

In the midst of impeachment, as many as 200 inside sources admit they seriously doubt President Trump's intentions as president. Among them are some of his closest allies.

Another Southern Resident orca is feared to be dead, having not been seen anywhere since late in the summer of 2019.

Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best presented the city's plan for addressing continued violence in the downtown core Tuesday morning. 

A homeless camp in Seattle was so sophisticated that one tent included a waiting room for drug buyers. What magazines would be found in this room?

Seattle City Councilmember Andrew Lewis may not have a quick fix for downtown violence, but he sees his proposal as at least a first step.

I can hear you Australians and Europeans silently judging America's love of extravagant bathrooms and wondering why? I’ll tell you why.

After stalled-out negotiations, nurses, caregivers, and health workers for Swedish hospitals in Seattle have taken to the picket line Tuesday.

In the wake of a decision to close the Seattle National Archives, state AG Bob Ferguson is looking at legal options to save the facility.

How hard is it to fire a teacher in the public school system? The Kent School District refuses to get rid of a teacher who posted blatant racism online.

Over 360 activist employees at Amazon are protesting the company’s climate policy. This, after some employees were threatened with termination for their criticism. Every single one of them should be fired.

The battle over ST3 car tab relief and I-976 is heating up in Olympia as lawmakers look for ways to help taxpayers without gutting Sound Transit.

After an interview about downtown's problems with the owner of Assaggio Ristorante, the longtime business received a flood of customers.

A proposed law would ban evictions in Seattle from November 1 through March 31. It recently passed out of committee with some amendments.

The downtown Seattle shooting suspects are an example of the cycle of violence found in communities without fathers -- a cycle no one is talking about.