In a video posted Thursday, Boeing's CEO Dennis Muilenburg apologized for the 737 Max crash in Ethiopia on March 10 which has grounded the model of the airplane.
The Makah Tribe of Washington is getting closer to being allowed to hunt gray whales again. The tribe has a legal right to hunt whales based on an 1855 treaty.
After announcing major changes to its plans for Seattle's bike lanes, SDOT provided some insight into the motivations behind what many have viewed as significant -- and sudden -- cuts.
A preliminary crash report released Thursday revealed that a fatal Ethiopian Airlines 737 MAX crash in March was indeed caused by the plane's nose pointing down against the pilots' better efforts.
While high, rising rents are a function of living in Seattle, the growth appears to be slowing at a rate well below the national average, partially because there are so many empty ones.
Two of the brothers charged in the infamous Seattle jungle homeless camp murders of 2016 will face a third trial. The two previous attempts ended in mistrials.
Jimmy Novak recently retired after 21 years of service in the Army that included multiple deployments. Now he's walking across the country to raise awareness for PTSD and veteran suicide.
A perception has persisted in some circles that Susan Powell’s husband might have managed to slip her body in a narrow subterranean passageway. But does that theory actually hold up?
Issaquah High School students are planning a walkout on Wednesday over a racist post on social media, and we talked with students and organizers Engu Fontama and Alex Liu to talk over the message they're trying to get out.
With an NHL franchise set to begin playing at what’s now KeyArena in 2021, there’s been a lot of looking back at the storied 1917 Stanley Cup victory of the Seattle Metropolitans hockey team.
Some 1,250 children in Seattle and Vashon Island may have been contaminated with potentially lethal viruses because the dental equipment used on them was not properly sterilized.
Investigators with the King County Sheriff's Office are asking for the public's help identifying a person of interest in a rape case. A man pretended to be a woman's rideshire driver before assaulting her at home.
Former Washington State Representative Matt Manweller has settled his lawsuit with Central Washington University over his firing last year for $155,000.
More than 40 business and nonprofit leaders from King County are responding to the "Seattle is Dying" TV special about Seattle homelessness in an open letter to the community.
It's easy to forget that living in Western Washington, we're surrounded by active volcanoes. Among them is Mount Baker, that reminded of us its presence when it belched steam in March.
The third in a series of Seattle City Council forums took place Thursday night with candidates from District 2 gathering to answer questions about their respective platforms, why they're running, and more.
