A cyclist was transported to Harborview Medical Center Sunday after colliding with a vehicle in North Seattle.

The World Health Organization reports that a nurse has been killed and a health worker severely injured in an attack while responding to an Ebola alert in Congo.

A Snohomish County woman was taking out her trash when she encountered a black bear Sunday. She suffered minor injuries.

Some monkeys become significantly more cautious about food sources that appear contaminated after experiencing deadly outbreaks of disease.

Alaskas Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola and her family suffered minor injuries Saturday in a car crash while driving to a campaign stop, her campaign said.

Uganda is reinforcing existing border controls requiring citizens returning from Congo to undergo 21 days of quarantine at their own expense, the Health Ministry said Sunday, as investigators examine how a woman who traveled from Uganda to Nigeria contracted Ebola.

A vehicle collision Friday night in Federal Way killed a 16-year-old boy who was standing on a sidewalk, according to police.

Residents are working to clean up stubborn drug use and homelessness as they mourn the loss of key businesses and choose a new City Council member.

Washington programs help former gang members, incarcerated people or trafficking survivors remove tattoos that remind them of a life they want to leave behind.

Washington is one of four states where voters will consider restricting transgender students from athletics via ballot measure, marking a national first.

Everlywell will offer patients access to Clairity Breast, an AI tool approved by the FDA to predict a womans five-year risk of breast cancer based on imaging.

The Seattle Police Department was investigating after a spray of gunfire left over 80 shell casings in a North Seattle neighborhood Saturday.

The major candidates in Alaskas U.S. Senate race are both casting themselves as strong voices on Alaska Native issues as they seek support from the key constituency ahead of the Nov. 3 election.

Two children, ages 5 and 16, riding an e-scooter south of Everett collided with a car Friday. Both were seriously hurt.

The Washington State Public Disclosure Commission announced Friday it will not enforce the $75,000 cap on contributions for statewide campaigns.

The Seattle Times wants to hear from you: What are you hoping the next police chief will do or accomplish? What qualities and approaches should they have?

Sound Transit's 1 and 2 Line trains Saturday morning were suspended from Pinehurst Station to University of Washington Station due to a power issue.

As one of the few revenue-generating city jobs, they should be a budget writer's best friend. Not this year.

It turns out the Regional Homelessness Authority left $250 million in aid unspent in the past five years. This cost lives, charged one elected official.

In the United States, rabies can seem like a disease of the past, a remote risk caused by a mostly vanquished virus. But in recent months, this ancient foe has returned to the spotlight.

Tacoma is considering eliminating its HOPE Team, which works to help people in crisis and connect them with longer-term behavioral health services.

Notable deaths also include photographer Jerry Gay, Pavlov's Dog singer David Surkamp and California wine pioneer Jim Concannon.

Foes of the tax argue public pensions are at risk of being taxed. But no one gets a $1 million pension, and labor leaders say it's a scare tactic.

It was one womans fifth time on the trail since August when her blood sugar suddenly dropped. A group of hikers found her and brought her to first responders.