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Adidas has designed a new ball for each FIFA World Cup since 1970. Some of those have been controversial. So why change the ball instead of sticking to one that works?

Along Commencement Bay in Tacoma stand small, cedar-clad boxes. These tiny dwellings, hoisted about 16 feet above the ground, are new nesting boxes for purple martins.

This year, all of Washington is experiencing drought, after a wet winter scuttled by warmer temperatures, according to state officials.

The Museum of Flight's exhibition "Runway to Runway" shares stories about flight attendants’ fight to improve working conditions in the 1960s and 70s.

The move comes just days after the Washington Supreme Court dismissed the conservative-backed group Let's Go Washington's lawsuit challenging the tax.

The proposal would complete connections to Everett and Tacoma, and the new line to West Seattle. But it would cut the light rail short at Seattle Center instead of Ballard.

As Gen Z experiments with NA options, NA bottle shops like Burien’s Dry Spell are seeing new interest.

Loopholes and failed investigations allowed a former Henry M. Jackson High School teacher to skirt accountability.

The Northwest Stream Center in Everett spans 25 acres with two salmon streams, wetlands and a popular nature walk. The nonprofit wants to raise $2.5 million to expand.

Brian Heywood's lawsuit challenged the law's inclusion of a clause that deems it “necessary to the functioning of government” and blocks it from being recalled via referendum.

The World Cup stretches far beyond the soccer stadiums. From crowds to events, it’s going to have a big impact on Seattle and Western Washington. Here's what to know.

The Tacoma children’s hospital is moving into a new, six-story building this month. The $479 million facility is expected to expand access to health care in the South Sound.