Seattle-Tacoma International Airport may see record highs on Tuesday before temperatures cool later in the week.

The three boys who were arrested are suspected of breaking into the Uptown neighborhood church as part of a viral social media challenge.

Six days after it was reported that veteran outside linebacker Dante Fowler Jr. had agreed to terms with the Seahawks, the move became official.

The Federal Aviation Administration has approved Boeing’s proposed solution for its MD-11, which has been grounded since a deadly UPS crash in November.

The U.S. Supreme Court has set the stage for Alabama to get rid of one of two largely Black congressional districts before this year’s midterm elections.

A new lawsuit claims Everett-based Funko, known for its Pop! vinyl figures, misleads users about how their data will be used.

The special one-night program at Seattle Symphony is in honor of the recent 250th anniversary of Austen’s birth.

A lawsuit filed on behalf of nine former clients says Tukwila-based immigration lawyer Alexandra Lozano's services were "illusory, negligent, and even fraudulent."

Seattle contemporary dance company Whim W’Him’s latest show, “Spring ’26,” features work by James Gregg, Rena Butler and Olivier Wevers.

Starbucks will shrink its tech presence in Seattle with the layoffs of 61 corporate workers, according to a state filing.

The event series showcases the local food-and-drink pop-up community, members of which rarely get opportunities to meet each other in person.

Some Rainier Beach residents are trying to help people understand the toll gun violence takes on communities, columnist Naomi Ishisaka writes.

So far, about $28 million in aid has been given to people affected by the record December 2025 flooding in Western Washington.

The average costume at Pacific Northwest Ballet takes 100 hours to make. We get a special peek behind the scenes in the costume shop to see the makers' magic.

Police are searching for a man who is suspected of fatally stabbing a student at an off-campus apartment near the University of Washington.

The Seattle Education Association just elected a new president, but she's currently on leave as the district investigates allegations she abused a student.

Why are travelers seemingly more skeptical these days? When should you be contrarian — and when shouldn't you?

Hundreds descended on a quiet beach for what would likely be a once-in-a-lifetime viewing. Then the realities of a giant rotting whale carcass began to sink in.

Four people were injured after a driver went the wrong way on I-5 and hit another car Sunday.

An apartment fire on the Eastside left two people with life-threatening injuries, according to firefighters.

Katy Faust, a Seattle-based Christian activist, has quietly gained prominence as a national leader in a conservative campaign to undo legal same-sex marriages.

We asked Seattle-area moms: If you had a chance to teach your younger self something about parenthood, what would it be? Here's what they said.

Schools across Washington are receiving bigger bills for outdoor-education trips after lawmakers cut a key state subsidy in 2025.

Washington families are reckoning with the lasting devastation of the floods. Help has come mostly from luck and charity, though some are suing to find answers.

Luis Castillo, whose spot in the starting rotation is tenuous at best, allowed four runs while forcing the Mariners to play from behind almost immediately Saturday.

There’s no textbook or group chat to help working mothers in the WNBA juggle the myriad challenges of parenthood and the demands of being a professional athlete.

Recent social media posts sparked outrage over a decades-old policy that only allows "critically ill or injured" children to be airlifted directly to the hospital.

Washington state's candidate filing week sets up key legislative races as Democrats look to expand control and potentially secure a supermajority.

Pool and other billiards games have long been a male-dominated arena. But at a cluster of Bellingham pool halls, these women have built a thriving pool scene.

A trip to a trailblazing Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Richmond reveals major implications for research.

Seattle opens seven water bottle fill stations downtown to slake residents' and World Cup visitors' thirst.

"Scenes of violence" were reported at 8500 Lake City Way NE around 9 a.m., according to Seattle police.

A tech boom sent property values soaring, along with costs and taxes, driving small business and the middle class to the brink. It’s Seattle’s story, playing out in Nashville, writes columnist Danny Westneat.

Underneath the Angle Lake light rail station, students are learning lighting design, stage management, and audiovisual skills at a unique venue.

A social media post about helicopter landings at Seattle Children’s could spark changes to the hospital’s decades-old helipad permit. Here's what we know.

A major WA mental health group was shut down. Why?

The candidate filing period closed Friday, launching the 2026 midterm cycle with a House battleground and a GOP open-seat test in Central Washington.

Boeing has developed a maintenance and inspection plan to bring its MD-11 back to the skies, according to FedEx, one of the major carriers eager to return the cargo plane to service.

The State Executive Ethics Board approved the fine after it was found the governor violated the law when he allowed his former top aide to fly on a state plane.

We hate to break it to you, burger fans, but Dick's Drive-In does not currently have plans to open an 11th outlet in Renton, the company said this week.

The grocery chain wants to open in North Seattle, despite opposition from an enigmatic organization.

After viral social media post, Seattle Children’s hospital seeks to clarify helicopter landing policy.

The Laurelhurst Community Council is supporting Seattle Children’s hospital’s effort to end a review committee and reduce community oversight of helicopter landings, the two entities said in a joint statement Friday morning.

As Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. takes aim at the overprescription of antidepressants, we're hoping to talk with people about their personal experiences.

An Auburn woman was 27 weeks pregnant when she was shot and killed, allegedly by her husband during an argument. Homicide at the hands of a partner is among the leading causes of death of pregnant women nationally, according to health researchers.

The challenges being faced in Stehekin have made their way up in the federal government.

From Discovery Park to Burke-Gilman, Seattle’s parks, neighborhoods and trails are blooming with life this time of year.

The Maryhill Museum of Art has connections to royalty, more than 80 works by sculptor Auguste Rodin and a Stonehenge nearby.

Four big highway projects will be underway this Mother's Day weekend, spreading congestion to roads that normally wouldn't fill, the state warns.

A medical laser-tech facility in Mukilteo will close this summer, laying off 83 employees, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification filed Thursday.