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A group of high school girls walked off the field of a match to protest a trans teammate who had recently joined their team after competing with boys earlier in the season.
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A boozy recording session in 1956 turned Screamin’ Jay Hawkins into a macabre icon, launching a music career full of coffins, controversy, and wild stories.
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The opposition from Chris Reykdal, the superintendent of public instruction, comes as the state’s school system faces a budget crisis driven by rising costs and funding cuts.
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The congresswoman's district includes the Northwest ICE Processing Center, which she has visited and where monitors report an uptick in activity and poor living conditions.
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The county’s indigent remains program buried ashes of 626 people this year — the most in its history. Families either didn't claim the remains or couldn't afford burials.
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Buena Vista Social Club co-founder Juan de Marcos González and the Afro-Cuban All Stars will play three shows in Port Angeles, their only West Coast tour stop.
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Two Democrats are vying for northeast Seattle’s state House seat in the 46th Legislative District, which includes Green Lake, Roosevelt, Wedgwood and the University District.
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While Washington voters decide the fate of its income tax on high earners, debate has erupted over whether the “millionaires tax” should expand to include non-millionaires.
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Kelvin waves carry heat that expands water and brings potential for higher sea level rise, more flooding and coastal erosion.
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The Seattle suburb will honor soul singer Bernadette Bascom on Oct. 11 for her music career and work helping kids with disabilities find their voices.
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Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson’s new budget calls for spending $1.4 million annually to place 10 high-tech, modular public restrooms in busy areas across the city.
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From prodigy to Grammy nominee, guitarist Julian Lage opens up about his daily writing routine, stripped-down philosophy, and taking risks with his band.