WA leaders tell Trump to ‘follow the damn law,’ vow to shield state
Washington can't access $162 million in federal money due to the whipsaw nature of Trump's executive orders, Gov. Bob ...
Readers donate over $2.9M to The Seattle Times Fund for Those in Need
The fundraiser has raised more than $42 million. “The number of contributions, big and small, never cease to amaze me,” ...
Seattle wants $39M to ease traffic mess on delayed I-5 bridge project
The Ship Canal Bridge has undergone 200 repairs since 2019. But WSDOT is pumping the brakes on a major resurfacing project.
Downtown Seattle light rail stations to close again this weekend
This is the fourth of six closures for track and signal connection or maintenance in early 2025, before Sound Transit ...
Helicopter crew in collision with plane may not have heard key instruction from tower, NTSB says
The NTSB chairwoman said the recording from the helicopter cockpit suggests the crew may have missed a key instruction just ...
Recycle right: misconceptions, and what not to do
One of the biggest recycling misconceptions is assuming the recycling facility can easily separate items placed in the bin, says Jay Simmons, packaging product development manager from North Pacific ...
What’s gotten more expensive and what’s gotten cheaper in Seattle?
Seattle ranked near the top for many survey items but was the most expensive in the nation for just one: men’s haircuts. For ...
Seattle to join other ‘sanctuary’ cities suing Trump administration
City Attorney Ann Davison said the impact to Seattle should it lose federal resources — a threat the Trump administration has ...
What to know if bystanders see ICE raids, operations in WA
Rumors and fears have circulated about U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement presence. But posting unconfirmed information ...
Why asteroid 2024 YR4 is unlikely to hit Earth, and how scientists keep track
Scientists say the threat of a newly discovered asteroid has risen slightly in the past few weeks, as the world's telescopes ...
Seattle voters to decide on funding for schools, housing
Seattle voters have until 8 p.m. Tuesday to respond to three funding questions this election — one for affordable housing and two for Seattle Public Schools.