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In order for any of the airlines to survive, Puget Sound Business Journal's Andrew McIntosh believes they will need help.

Many families have had to weigh the risk of moving relatives in nursing homes and retirement communities to more isolated spots during the outbreak.

Bradley Murg, a professor and China expert from SPU, believes there are better models than China for the U.S. to follow in its coronavirus response.

A new documentary from PBS Frontline offers a new view into Amazon and its executives from the very beginnings to present day.

Seattle startup Loftium has a creative solution to help the city's renters afford the ever-increasing cost of living.

The Seattle streetcar has faced a ballooning budget since it was first proposed. But the real problem runs far deeper than its growing price tag.

Safety has long been a concern for any city looking to test e-scooters on its streets. But what is it that makes them a magnet for traffic accidents?

The fight to curb vaping in Washington state is less about flavored products, and more about a measure that's proved wildly successful in Great Britain.

A study from AAA details a jump in fatal crashes in Washington where drivers tested positive for marijuana. But does it tell the whole story?

Washington lawmakers have taken the head tax debate into their own hands, proposing their own version in the state Legislature.

Police are investigating after a 52-year-old man was found with a gunshot wound to his head early Sunday in South Seattle.

The way the pizza-making robot works shows that while it certainly could displace jobs, the human touch is very much still required for the machine to function.

Customers are seeking to bring a class action lawsuit against Amazon Ring, contending that families across the country have seen their home security cameras hacked.

When comes to rising industries like cannabis, the sky is the limit -- that's about to be tested by a Seattle company with plans for delivery drones.

Is a recently-approved regional authority a unique opportunity to solve the region's homeless crisis, or does it fall short of addressing real solutions?