The election results are still slowly trickling in, and at this point Kshama Sawant, a devout, unashamed, and unabashed Socialist, is leading in a Seattle City Council race by 402 votes.
About 20,000 Boeing machinists in the Puget Sound area are voting Wednesday on an eight-year contract extension the company says it needs to assemble the new 777x in Washington.
Noted Seattle restaurateur Ethan Stowell has become a big deal around town with his eclectic and acclaimed eateries. But one of his newest creations could just be the smallest and most expensive restaurant in town.
Everett Mayor Ray Stephanson and Snohomish County Executive John Lovick are urging Machinists union members to approve the proposed contract extension with Boeing to make sure the 777X is built in the Puget Sound area. But plenty of union members say they aren't swayed by the plea.
With a few exceptions, socialist candidates don't win elections in the U.S. But the first socialist to make the Seattle City Council general election in more than 20 years has a shot at victory.
In a rush to get to the mall? The Washington State Patrol is waiting for you. Troopers have begun cracking down with a new emphasis patrol aimed at slowing speeding shoppers.
Macklemore's latest video has nothing to do with music. But the Seattle hip-hop star is still getting plenty of attention for its unfiltered talk about civil rights.
The high-stakes game of chicken between Boeing and its union machinists is nearing an end. We'll know Wednesday night if Boeing will guarantee that the 777X will be built in Washington or whether it will shop the work to other states.
Just hours after Governor Jay Inslee signed a series of tax incentives for Boeing into law, hundreds of Machinists gathered at the Everett union hall Monday to protest a proposed agreement between the company and union.
A West Seattle environmental advocate and photographer has made a troubling discovery on the shores of West Seattle that could be linked to a mysterious disease ravaging starfish along the entire West Coast.
In 1964, the Beatles first appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show, Ford built the Mustang and Lyndon Johnson was elected President. Less memorable but still impactful today, a treaty was signed between the U.S. and Canada that is costing American power customers hundreds of millions of dollars a year.
Being in space can be like being in a movie - or at least a recent movie about space seems to capture the magic, and the danger according to a real-life astronaut visiting Seattle Tuesday.
