Feliks Banel

While digitizing records from the Seattle National Archives is possible, it's also something that would cost innumerable amounts of time and money.

AG Bob Ferguson issued an ultimatum Wednesday, regarding “fatal flaw[s]” in a decision last month to shutter the National Archives in Seattle

Lake Stevens City Council is set to vote on changing the name of Wyatt Park. But what do the descendants of the park's namesake think about all of this?

One of the most important founding documents in the history of the Pacific Northwest is on display at the Tulalip Indian Reservation in Snohomish County.

It was 72 years ago this week that plans for a revolutionary new shopping center in Seattle were announced, which would later be known as 'Northgate Mall.'

A museum in Spokane is remembering the 40th anniversary of the Mt. St. Helens eruption with a new exhibit, as well as an online effort to collect memories.

Officials from the National Archives and Records Administration are meeting with staff of the threatened Seattle facility and local Native American tribes.

Captain Vancouver is often ridiculed for failing to notice the Columbia River, but he also gets the blame for another blunder: The misnaming of Hood Canal.

Bea Haverfield may not be a household name, but she's behind some of Seattle's most beloved, iconic neon signs across the city.

What is a “graffiti rock,” exactly? There’s no hard and fast definition, but the Skagit County community of Anacortes provides an excellent example.