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After providing free medical, dental and vision services every year for more than a decade, the organizers of the Seattle/King County Clinic say it is no longer sustainable.

The nonprofit had considered selling the armory building to pay off roughly $3 million in debt. It has now reversed that decision after working toward restructuring a loan.

The nationwide ground stop that paralyzed the U.S. aviation system on Friday has ended, according to Federal Aviation Administration.

The bill would have restricted overnight RV parking unless people got a permit and agreed to work with caseworkers. In her first veto, Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson blocked it.

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson’s $9 billion budget proposal includes $1 million for the citywide Meals Partnership Coalition, a network of emergency food providers.

The Bow Tie will have 60 apartment units for seniors and 64 units for families. It will include a community room, a game room, bike storage, and electric vehicle parking.

Those who knew Tom Skerritt spoke of his ardent support for the film community in the Pacific Northwest, his home for several decades. Skerritt died on Oct. 21 at age 93.

Cameras in the Stadium District will be turned on immediately, and new cameras will be installed in the Central District and Capitol Hill over the next several months.

The Portland-based company Panthalassa hopes to seed oceans with technology to power floating AI computation hubs.

Washington Democrats notched a historic milestone this election, flipping enough seats in the state House of Representatives to achieve a supermajority in that chamber.

Several high-profile reform measures across Western Washington were decided on Election Day in a handful of cities and counties governed by a written charter.

Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown celebrated the massive win against the national grocer for its role in driving the opioid epidemic.