Seattle Public Schools Superintendent Larry Nylund says the relationship between the teachers union and the administration has gotten much better over the school year.
A Seattle police officer served the City of Seattle with a claim Thursday, after being he suffered a head injury from a piece of concrete thrown by a rioter during the May Day protests.
Russell Wilson is one of nearly 140 companies and celebrities being paid to create videos for Facebook's live-streaming video service. And it looks like the Seahawks QB is already embracing his contract.
The Sound Transit board is sending a $54 billion package to the November ballot. A three-county light rail expansion is the centerpiece of the ST3 measure.
Seattle Mayor Ed Murray is considering legal ramifications after information was leaked to a newspaper about the city's labor negotiations with its police union.
Home prices are rising faster in Washington than in any other state in the nation. Washington is now among the top five states for priciest homes overall, just below Hawaii and California.
It's not exactly the smooth roll-out Costco was hoping for. The wholesale company has been inundated with complaints on its Facebook page regarding its new credit card from Citigroup.
A crash that blocked all lanes of northbound I-5 into Seattle Thursday was at least partially cleared before 6 a.m. But it already did its damage to the morning commute.
What the Downtown Seattle Association calls an "unprecedented" level of development is putting up more residential and office space into town than any time in recorded downtown history.
It was standing-room-only as members of Seattle's nightlife industry packed a Capitol Hill event space, drawn to an active shooter training in the aftermath of the Orlando nightclub shooting.
Crews pulled a 5-year-old boy from the water Monday night but his 37-year-old father is presumed dead after their boat capsized on Phantom Lake in Bellevue.
