Tom and Curley

A new $19,265-a-month apartment in South Lake Union may be a sign that Seattle is beginning so see high-end apartments that only exists as investments, not homes.

Seattle bikeshare companies are different from each other beyond their bright colors and numbers of gears. There is some fine print that separates them whether you've read it or not.

The Seattle soda tax has raised upwards of 4.5 million, but is anyone actually getting healthier?

Amazon will open its second cashierless Amazon Go store in fall at the corner of Fifth Avenue and Marion Street. Others are planned for Chicago and San Francisco.

There are currently seven sanctioned tiny house villages similar to the proposed one at South Lake Union, with additional ones being planned. But is it really working?

Should Seattle homeless people be sent to other cities when they won't accept offers of housing and refuse to move their tents?

A new amendment to the Seattle noise ordinance allows officers to issue a ticket if they can hear an excessively loud exhaust from 75 feet away.

Amazon has instituted a new program in which employees about to be fired can appeal and be tried by a jury of their co-workers. Well, this is awkward.

The Seattle straw ban takes effect on July 1, but it may be based on exaggerated evidence.

WSU coach Mike Leach tweeted a fake video of President Obama making a speech during his term. He's since explained the error.