Another classic Seattle movie screen appears to be going dark. Reports say the Landmark Theater chain will shut down Capitol Hill's Egyptian Theater at the end of the month.
The murder of a Mount Rainier National Park ranger is the most tragic example of a rise in assaults and threats against federal police and wildlife workers in 2012.
The NBA may not be returning to Seattle any time soon, but the possibility of of the NHL's Phoenix Coyotes relocating to the Emerald City is picking up steam.
Boeing is taking-on rival Airbus on the French manufacturer's home turf, and it's competing for billions of dollars worth of airplanes and thousands of jobs in the Puget Sound.
A family from Victoria, B.C. is mourning after a teen was accidentally killed Sunday while participating in the "Ride to Conquer Cancer" near Arlington.
When it comes to tablets, the iPad remains far and away the world's top seller. But you have to give Microsoft points for continuing to bring the fight to Apple.
The world population is expected to soar to almost eleven billion people by the end of the century, according to new projections developed, in part, at the University of Washington.
Usually big corporate entities are the target of protests, but in Turkey, one Seattle-based company has become an unlikely refuge for anti-government demonstrators who've been occupying Taksim Square.
Entrepreneurs are gathered in New York City this morning, hoping to convince well-heeled investors that their cannabis-related businesses are worth the risk.
