The Nisei Veterans Committee Memorial Hall in Seattle aims to preserve and honor the past while educating future generations.

It's a once-contaminated lot. It's a community art project. It's a well-reviewed theme park. It's not here to stay, but it's capturing South Seattle's imagination.

While wet and rainy conditions swept the region on Sunday, conditions are expected to dry up as the third week of September continues.

Coffee purveyors say they're contending with stumbling blocks and trying to avoid passing costs to weary customers.

Darcy Camden, founder and chief stylist of the University District–based Styled Seattle, says she's honored to help her clients joyfully elevate their wardrobes.

Attendees wanted to show "Disney and other companies that it is more expensive to bend the knee to Donald Trump than it is to fight," an organizer said.

Danny Westneat: What's happening with the Trump administration in the wake of a tragedy is the type of event that can tip political systems into collapse, says a Seattle U professor.

As summer fades into early fall, that can only mean one thing in the high reaches of the Cascades: The golden larches have arrived.

Seattle artist and author Molly Hashimoto has written several books about the outdoors. Her most recent is "Wildflowers of the West: An Artist's Guide."

An apparent "tunnel ventilation issue" shut down 1 Line light rail service from the University District to downtown Seattle on Saturday afternoon.

Health insurers will continue to cover updated COVID-19 vaccines for anyone who wants one, a CDC advisory committee ruled Friday.

Zillow is accused of illegally raising home prices by tricking prospective homebuyers into signing with a Zillow agent who pays the firm part of their commission.

Microsoft emailed workers Friday, urging traveling H-1B employees to return to the U.S. by Saturday and avoid future travel abroad to prevent reentry issues.

The Savannah Bananas are playing zany Banana Ball at Seattle's T-Mobile Park this weekend. On Friday, the evening’s entertainment began well before the first pitch.

At these coffee shops, patrons bond over a shared love of animals, music, crafting and more.

Julio Rodríguez set the tone early with a solo homer, and the Mariners shut down the Astros on Friday night to take the first of a crucial three-game series between the AL West rivals.

The zoning changes and establishment of new “neighborhood centers” represent the most significant change to the city’s housing policies in the last decade.

Pierce County prosecutors had argued the 30-day home confinement sentence for Shawn Kemp, a former SuperSonics star, fell short of state guidelines.

Human remains found Thursday could end the Travis Decker search as officials await DNA results. Here's the latest.

After nearly a month of being waylaid at a maintenance facility, the ferry Wenatchee returned to service this week.

The four soldiers who were aboard a Black Hawk helicopter that went down near Summit Lake in Thurston County on Wednesday night likely died in the crash, the Army said Friday.

A lot of time and effort went into a West Seattle garden oasis that is a combination of Japanese influences and a Northwest outdoors aesthetic.

The $6 million settlement for fatal delays in cancer treatment is the latest in a string of similar cases of problems with medical care in Washington prisons.

The leader of the venerable local children’s theater plans exciting new partnerships and dreams of giving kids free access to theater.

Since Washington's pay transparency law took effect in 2023, business trade groups and workers’ advocates have clashed on the details. Two recent changes left the field divided.

President Donald Trump signed a proclamation Friday raising the annual fee to obtain an H-1B worker visa to $100,000, a significant change to the program tech companies in Washington state and beyond rely on to employ thousands of foreign workers in the U.S.

Firefighter Rigoberto Hernandez has been detained at a Tacoma detention center since late last month.

The families of four people killed when a Boeing 787 crashed in Ahmedabad, India, in June have sued the plane manufacturer and supplier Honeywell International.

Seattle school board directors punted a vote that could allow police officers in one school, and questioned district leaders about the new lunch mandate.

If adopted by the City Council, the sales tax, an option for cities approved by the state Legislature this session, would raise just under $40 million.

Despite the ill effects of the policies of tariffs and immigration, the president is gaining unprecedented control over the Federal Reserve, Jon Talton writes.

Seattle baker William Leaman of Bakery Nouveau will head to Paris this winter to coach Team USA in the 2026 Coupe du Monde de la Boulangerie.

The Eastside will likely see snarls stemming from work on I-90 and I-405. But the weekend has other roadwork in store, too.

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Randy Finley, an influential movie theater entrepreneur who founded the regional Seven Gables movie theater chain, and later owned a winery, died Sept. 7.

Oregon authorities say DNA has helped identify a woman's remains after 49 years.

From new eats at Seahawks home games to spooky season reads, here are the latest local things to do around the Seattle area this weekend.

Seattle City Light now confirms 71 streetlights on the high-rise bridge and 15 on the swing bridge were damaged by vandalism and theft since early August.

The Attorney General is suing the owner of "bikini barista" coffee shops in King and Snohomish County, alleging 12 years of sexual harassment and wage theft.

Alaska is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to take up its fight with the federal government over salmon management on the Kuskokwim River in Southwest Alaska.

BREAKING: Authorities have potentially found the remains of Travis Decker, the Wenatchee man accused of murdering his three young daughters and who has evaded authorities for nearly four months.

It’s a victory for Katie Wilson, the leading candidate, and a sign that previously cautious organizations in the labor world no longer see backing her as risky.

Gary Faigin, co-founder and artistic director of Gage Academy of Art and known for his infectious enthusiasm for and knowledge of art, died Sept. 6.

The eggs are from female Peanut and male Butter at Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium in Tacoma. Zebra sharks are considered an endangered species.

The man, who prosecutors had charged in connection to the May Pioneer Square shooting that left three people dead, has been released from jail.

LE SSERAFIM's Seattle stop was part of their first-ever North American tour.

After what Sen. Patty Murray called "unacceptable delays," the federal Department of Energy gave the vitrification plant its OK to process waste.

City Attorney Ann Davison invoked the graffiti ordinance for the first time. “My message is simple: if you vandalize the Emerald City, you will pay,” she wrote.

Most of the scares in "Him," starring Marlon Wayans and Tyriq Withers, function as artsy interludes rather than logical cinematic elements, writes our reviewer.

Eric Flom, a 57-year-old film buff from Kirkland, has written a book about silent film stars appearing on Seattle stages and has a website devoted to local theater history.