Attorneys in Oregon, Idaho and Alaska now scramble to fly to Tacoma or drop detained clients entirely.

Over half of fourth-grade classrooms in Puyallup exceeded size limits before the deal, union leaders say.

The City Council's unanimous vote makes Seattle the 10th US city to protect non-monogamous residents, following a 2024 workplace discrimination case.

Seattle-area governments say the White House is holding hundreds of millions in transit, housing and safety funds hostage to ideological demands.

Seattle-area gas has risen roughly $1 over the past year, with the greater Seattle average reaching $5.682 per gallon.

A split federal appeals panel sided with Washington over Cedar Park Assembly of God, ending a challenge that began in 2019.

Konstantin Averkiev says his 10-year-old was taught about gender-change surgery despite his opt-out request. The district calls itself compliant with state law.

A new city fund aims to keep growing startups from bolting to Austin or San Francisco once they outgrow local incubators.

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

Businesses from across Snohomish County will network at the historic venue on October 15, with sponsorships still open.

Redacted files on a capital gains tax and a staff unionization bill fueled the fight now headed to the state's top court.

A $19 million property sale and years of painful cuts helped Bellevue schools open Tuesday with a balanced budget.

The layoffs hit 12 Washington facilities, from Bellevue's SEA106 tower to the BFI1 warehouse in Sumner.