Feliks Banel

There are 39 counties in Washington, and each county has a county seat -- or the town where official county business takes place.

Trolleys and street cars have a long relationship with Seattle. It was 80 years ago this week when the Yesler Cable Car ended its final run after 52 years.

Pat O’Day passed away Tuesday at his San Juan Island home. O’Day is best known for his work as radio deejay on station KJR in Seattle in the 1960s.

When they work, official slogans for cities help attract visitors and investors. At the very least, they hopefully won't inspire eye rolls from the locals.

Over the past few years, we've shared stories of underwater archaeologists and sleuths working to solve local mysteries. Here's the latest updates.

It was the Evergreen State’s transportation infrastructure project that took more than a hundred years to die. And no, we don’t mean Sound Transit.

Part of a beloved Vancouver, B.C. community legacy has a deep connection to one of Seattle’s most famous residents in Jimi Hendrix.

We invited listeners to tell us their service station stories, and received a wonderful recollection of family-run stations in Tukwila and Sumner.

Summer road trips wouldn't be possible without service stations along the way, but a certain kind of station seems to be disappearing in the rear-view mirror of the past.

Nothing says summertime quite like the taste of cherries, and Washington's role in the development of one famous variety is a story ripe for the picking.