A judge ruled Koi Calhoun's broken jaw and concussion fell within football's inherent risks, ending a lawsuit tied to the 2023 Fish Bowl.

Thunderdome Fest packs 14 bands, a tattoo flash sale, and axe throwing into one White Center day, all for $25.

The tuition-free skills center on the Foss Waterway puts students inside an active Port of Tacoma campus for hands-on training.

Over 400 Seattle drivers get back pay after a worker complaint triggered a city labor probe into Walmart's Spark app.

A 20-year-old woman was hit by gunfire outside The North Star supportive housing in Bitter Lake, the second shooting at that address since May.

First Lutheran Church of West Seattle marks 50 years of its landmark Noack organ while honoring late organist Andrew King.

Riders described darkness, dead AC, and babies aboard a packed train stuck near UW Station after Sunday's Apple Cup.

Sir Terrique Milam drew the harshest sentence yet among five men punished in the Jackson family drug ring.

A Seattle driver honked at in traffic wound up cut on the bicep after allegedly punching another motorist inside his own car.

A WSP trooper's stop attempt near Seattle spiraled into a failed PIT maneuver, spike strips and a foot chase troopers lost.

More than 50 West Seattle artists open their homes and studios for a free weekend tour, with a preview party at Viscon Cellars on Sept. 10.

The bright yellow truck sold out twice in its first two days back, with the Cardiac Arrest Burger challenge on the way.

Seattle Fire Department crews swarmed a residential fire near the Fremont-Wallingford border Friday night, warning residents to avoid the block.