Uber and other rideshare services have scored a big win in Seattle under an agreement announced Monday by Seattle Mayor Ed Murray that should end over a year of contention over popular upstarts.
The contractor building the new Seattle tunnel has released details for its plan to repair the SR 99 tunneling machine known as Bertha and get the world's biggest boring machine moving again.
Typically, the kids into after-school clubs weren't the same ones into marijuana, but with pot being legalized, those lines are blurring, and a pot business has emerged out of the entrepreneurship club at the University of Washington.
It should come as little surprise so many around here will be ditching work to catch World Cup soccer games over the next month, especially when the United States is in action. And a new ranking is cementing Seattle and the state's reputation as soccer-mad.
Bremerton ferry customers won't have to wait 35 or 40 minutes to get off their boats for much longer. The ferry system and the City of Seattle are making a change to make the exit off Colman Dock much faster.
It's a milestone Monday for the SR 520 project. For the first time, bus commuters can use a huge, new transit center just opened on the eastside corridor.
Up next on the tee: Chambers Bay.
The University Place golf course has less than a year to prepare to host the biggest tournament in America: the U.S. Open.
There's plenty of speculation about Marshawn Lynch this week from reports of a contract holdout to threats of retirement. And even though the usually silent one isn't commenting, his mom has plenty to say.
A commercial featuring Breaking Bad co-star Aaron Paul is causing problems for some owners of Microsoft's Xbox One, turning on the console when he speaks a command.
Pierce County prosecutors have charged a 16-year-old Tacoma boy with second-degree murder for allegedly killing his father with a cane and hiding the body in a wooden box.
As the search continues for a 19-year-old suspected drunk driver accused of causing a crash that killed three people, the Washington State Patrol is defending how he could walk away from the hospital without being arrested.
Plenty of people in the music business can tell stories about sex, drugs and rock and roll. But former Seattle radio executive Beau Phillips is probably the only one who can lay claim to getting Pink Floyd's iconic pig killed.
The Washington Supreme Court has ordered lawmakers to explain why they haven't followed its orders to fix the way Washington pays for public education.
Some Tacoma high school students have learned a valuable lesson at the end of the school year: if you're going to do something stupid, don't tweet about it.
The 12th Man will be getting a chance to cozy up with the Lombardi Trophy at several locations around the region this summer, the Seahawks announced Thursday.
