Partial water service has been restored to the Paradise area of Mount Rainier National Park where the main visitor center is housed.

Boeing designers have begun work on a new commercial jet, The Wall Street Journal reported late Monday.

A First Amendment group and watchdog organization is pressing a federal appeals court to compel the release of a Justice Department special counsel’s report on the criminal investigation into ...

The Mariners have as good a chance as anybody to win the World Series. But if they do come up short, don't blame the front office. Those folks did their job.

Allegations of abuse suffered by children in the state's foster care system over several decades have driven a rise of lawsuits as survivors ask for justice.

VATICAN CITY (AP) — Arnold Schwarzenegger downplayed the Trump administration’s climate skepticism Tuesday and threw his weight behind the Vatican’s environmental initiative, saying individual choice, ...

This weekend, the last three Bartell Drugs stores — in Kirkland, Mill Creek and Gig Harbor — closed to the public, the final chapter in a 135-year Seattle business saga.

Copper wire theft has disrupted Sound Transit light rail service this summer. Washington lawmakers are looking for possible solutions.

The number of Seattle residents who work from home fell sharply in 2024, and is down by nearly half from 2021, while walking and biking to work has surged.

A slate of other tax and fee hikes also kicks in Oct. 1, including on major financial institutions and to fund transportation.

Of all the state's international travelers, the most significant absence was from Canadian tourists. Arrivals from visitors from up north fell 32% in the three months of summer.

Washington state could feel the impacts across multiple sectors, including the disruption to health care, furloughs to federal workers and food assistance delays.