It comes seven years too late for a woman killed on the University of Washington campus, but the Washington legislature has taken a step toward protecting domestic violence victims from their abusers.
You've probably never heard of Jon Holden, but he has the toughest job at Boeing right now. He has to unify the machinists union and pick up the pieces from the bitter contract vote that ensured decades worth of work but cost members their traditional pension plan.
When you think of hotbeds for Northwest music, it's safe to say Everett doesn't exactly come to mind. But some music lovers are working hard to change that.
Pike Place Market will get a dramatic new look in the near future as plans were unveiled Thursday for a $73 million renovation that would significantly expand its size, transform the western side, and connect it to the Seattle waterfront.
A jury has found Bellevue Police officers had reason to believe that an armed robbery suspect they shot in a Seattle neighborhood last year presented an imminent threat of death or bodily harm.
I feel sorry for all the people who think this is going to change their life when indeed it's going to have the exact opposite effect of what they envision, it's going to enslave them.
A vice principal dismissed from Eastside Catholic School after he married his partner in a legal same-sex ceremony, is reportedly suing the school and Archdiocese of Seattle for discrimination.
Pacific Daylight Time resumes again this Sunday - March 9. It seems like the switch to standard time was not too long ago. In fact, it was shortly after Halloween, back on November 3 - just 17 weeks ago.
A big change is coming for 68,000 non-union Boeing employees and executives, after the company announced Thursday it would end its pension plan and transition to a defined-contribution plan.
Poachers involved in a multi-million dollar theft of shellfish that sickened customers and depleted some Washington tidelands are due in court in Seattle Friday for sentencing. Their boss is still a fugitive.
Labor peace is a good thing Boeing. It's a good thing for Washington. Workers with job security and good pay spend money in restaurants, buy new cars and houses. But below Boeing's rosy exterior, under the new long-term machinists' contract, is anger and bitterness, and that is likely going to get more intense as the machinists vote to elect a new leader.
