Is the Washington Post's mission to try to balance the number of Donald Trump scandals with Biden scandals it's able to find? The latest might be nepotism.

I don’t know how practical combining part of Oregon with Idaho actually is, but what impressed me is the way it's being pursued.

The southbound I-5 bridge over the Stillaguamish River north of Arlington is going to be closed for about five months.

A Seattle woman says she let her brother move into her house to help him out during a rough time, now she wants to sell and he won’t move out.

Imagine how much healthier we’d all be if we all had grocery buddies, watching everything you buy, and gently scolding you when you stray.

Pixar's 'Luca' preaches the value of being yourself, whether that's being a sea monster, a human, or both. Not exactly groundbreaking stuff, but relatable to adolescents everywhere.

It’s too bad the bipartisan compromise on the election reform bill is already dead, but thanks to Ted, at least bipartisan altruism is alive and well.

A judge dismissed a lawsuit from employees who said their hospital can't force them to get a vaccination. Former AG Rob McKenna says the law here is strong.

Learn about the first recorded celebration of Juneteenth in Seattle, symbolic foods served on the holiday, and hear from Rep. Melanie Morgan, the WA legislator who made Juneteenth a state holiday.

Lotteries present a tremendous amount of potential for someone to lose themselves from suddenly being endowed with hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars.

A King County Councilmember laid out some of the specifics for his plan to fund a study into the possibility of a universal basic income program.

It's time to start planning ahead for your travel through Seattle on June 26-28 when Revive I-5 is back with the first full weekend closure of the freeway.

President Biden is saying we don’t have to threaten Putin. He will come to realize on his own that his Texas-size economy can’t afford a fight with the USA.

Flags at Seattle City Hall have yet to be lowered to half-staff following the death of SPD officer Lexi Harris, according to SPOG President Mike Solan.

There are several landmarks in Seattle's Central District that have rich history and deep meaning for both the Sephardic Jewish and Black communities.