Feliks Banel

It was 200 years ago when Congressman John Floyd became the first elected official to encourage the US to annex what’s now Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.

The fourth installment of County Countdown, a 13-part series about the origins of county names in Washington, features Ferry, Franklin, and Garfield.

Sometime in last year or so, the only remaining Nordstrom piano player hit the last notes, closed the lid on the old Steinway, and walked off into history.

Two decades before that mysterious monolith turned up in the Utah desert, the “Seattle Monolith” took the city by surprise on New Year’s Day 2001.

To stop the sale of the National Archives in Seattle, AG Bob Ferguson announced Friday that his office will file suit against the Trump Administration.

The deal to sell Bartell Drugs to Rite Aid is likely to close this month, but it's unclear exactly what impact the sale will have on the local store.

The new Seattle Star will debut Friday on the corner of the building at 4th and Pine with a dazzling approach to 21st century decorative holiday lighting.

A sign company Tuesday morning began removing the iconic neon sign from the Elephant Car Wash on Denny Way at Sixth Avenue.

On a tiny piece of land jutting out into the water just north of Tacoma is the historic Browns Point Lighthouse, set for a restoration in the days ahead.

Metal bands once ruled a vibrant scene in the Northwest. Now, a new – and very large – book attempts to document 25 years of regional hard rock history.