Alaska and Horizon Airlines' recent apology for reported mistreatment of man with Parkinson's disease is another example of the power consumers now have over companies through social media.
The Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle is launching a new
institute dedicated to health economics and reducing the economic burdens
of cancer.
What began as an endeavor to understand his own legacy, a University of Washington professor has set out to preserve a historic Jewish language that was nearly decimated during the Holocaust.
Don't expect a comedy: The new film "Taking Flight: The Hunt for a Young Outlaw" based on the Barefoot Bandit's take-offs, landings and thefts is in the works at Fox.
For one family, who felt their privacy violated when their neighbor took pictures of young girls while they were using the bathroom, jail time is not enough.
Supporters of a new initiative to legalize
marijuana launch a broadcast media blitz this
week aimed at convincing voters they aren't a
"free the weed, let's all get high" group.
Few people knew about Bobak Ferdowsi before Sunday night's highly watched landing of NASA's Mars Curiousity rover. Now, the University of Washington grad is an overnight star, thanks as much to his hair as his accomplishments.
Seattle boxer Queen Underwood became the first US woman to box in the Olympics on Sunday. Unfortunately, she lost her fight to hometown favorite Natasha Jonas of England.
Paulo Nunes-Ueno is protesting a decision by the city that could cost him and his family $500 a day in fines because their sandbox is too close to the street.
