Seattle WA

Dashcam video captures the moments Washington State Patrol flagged down a man on I-90 near Seattle, only for his brother to pull up and interfere, leading to an intense pursuit.

Bartell Drugs customers are mourning what could be the end of the beloved local pharmacy. Its parent company, Rite Aid, plans to close all Bartell locations in the coming months as part of bankruptcy proceedings if it can’t find a buyer for the stores. Though Rite Aid says it’s...

Newly released video shows the moments after a car went off the SR 599 overpass and onto Interstate 5, killing one person.

SUMNER, Wash. — Drivers need to be aware of new changes coming to State Route 167, especially if you use the HOV lane. New signs and cameras are already being installed as part of a new toll system. "167 is getting to be a parking lot starting at 2:30...

Emergency crews from the Lacey Fire Department said they were sent to a local construction site after a worker fell into a large pipe.

On her walk Wednesday, photographer Julia Wiese saw a bit of unusual activity occurring in the parking lot near Arnie’s Restaurant. Geologist Spencer of Landau Associates was working with Josh of Cascade Environmental to drill core samples in three different sections of the parking lot. Each sample taken was from...

More than 100 demonstrators gathered at the University of Washington on Thursday afternoon. They rallied in front of Gerberding Hall and have been peacefully protesting the arrest and suspension of UW students involved in this week’s violent protest and building takeover, which caused nearly $1 million in damage....

Seattle is getting a new area code — 564 — starting next month as the OG 206 runs out of available numbers. Why it matters: The addition marks the end of an era because 206 has been shorthand for Seattle — stitched into merch, social handles and civic identity — for decades.

(Click and click again to enlarge photos) and in Pacific NW Magazine of the printed Times on May 11, 2025. Site for 1979 Rainier ad, conceived by students, is rural no more. It’s what I call an all-too-common Northwest reality: One of our region’s best-remembered idyllic landscapes is now a vast housing development.

Imagine time-traveling 100 years into Seattle’s past to a place shaped by the Progressive Era. This vision can be a reality because now families can do their version of time travel right here in Seattle at the historic Georgetown Steam Plant. The Progressive Era. Built in 1906 to provide...