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Six years after initial designs were released, the City of Seattle is diving into a full-scale renovation of the historic Green Lake Community Center and Evans Pool.

Gov. Bob Ferguson and Attorney General Nick Brown are weighing in on an ongoing battle between the Northwest ICE Processing Center in Tacoma and the state’s health department.

Primary elections are fast approaching, and Democrats in some Western Washington races are facing early competition — from other Democrats.

Thea Foss made an indelible mark on the Tacoma waterfront in 1889 when she started a tug company that still exists today. But efforts to remember her were slow to come.

Activists are gathering signatures for a ballot initiative that could strengthen enforcement of renter protections, in a follow-up to the 2023 “Tenant’s Bill of Rights."

Since the pandemic, researchers and physicians have been studying the long-term effects of COVID-19 and the complications that continue to interfere with daily life.

Lakeside School senior Kameirah Johnson's digital painting for the national Doodle for Google Contest is inspired by the power she feels from her hair.

Many counties and municipalities in Washington state already have climate plans. A new guide shows the steps jurisdictions can take to help reach the state’s net-zero goal.

The SuperSonics are closer than ever to returning to Seattle, 18 years after the NBA team was sold and moved to Oklahoma City.

Ballots are due on April 28. If passed, the bond would pay for capital improvements at about 40 locations over six years without increasing taxes.

Washington’s Supreme Court has a record number of races up for election, but voter participation is historically low.

Now independent and rebranded as The Nature Record, the assessment was first launched through an executive order signed by then-President Biden in Seattle.