The historic 5th Avenue Theatre announced Friday it will eliminate about 14 staff positions and pause some education programs due to a major budget shortfall.
A longtime Little Saigon property owner is suing the City of Seattle, alleging that its homelessness policies and inadequate law enforcement have devastated his family’s real estate investments.
Three demolition workers who were injured when Pier 58 collapsed into Elliott Bay in 2020 have reached a $2.5 million settlement with the City of Seattle and its contractors.
Two staff members at Washington’s Green Hill School, the state’s only maximum-security juvenile facility for males, have been convicted of engaging in sexual misconduct with inmates.
A sea of demonstrators filled downtown Seattle over the weekend in what organizers are calling one of the largest and most peaceful protests the city has seen in recent years.
A Seattle tech worker accused of setting fire to a woman’s home and burning her to death pleaded not guilty Monday to first-degree murder and second-degree arson.
New body camera footage released this week shows the harrowing moments just before a Lummi Nation Police Department officer was shot seven times early Monday morning.
Federal officials are calling for swift action to modify the engines on Boeing’s 737 MAX aircraft after two recent bird strikes caused smoke to fill the cockpit and passenger cabin.
