A community member helping the family said there were times the family did not have enough money to pay for cell service.

A new Seattle clinic offers an unusual model of health care for aging adults, with a goal of letting them live independently for as long as possible.

People use music to set moods, create a desired atmosphere and evoke memories of family and friends.

Sick and wounded patients in Gaza desperate for medical evacuation have pinned their hopes on the promised reopening of the enclave's Rafah border crossing with Egypt.

A statement from Bill Gates' private office denied the claims found in emails that Jeffrey Epstein sent himself, calling them "completely absurd."

Dozens of Washington small businesses shuttered on Friday in solidarity with Minneapolis and the burgeoning general strike.

Two people were shot and killed Friday afternoon in Rainier Valley at a bus stop, according to Seattle police.

Alrico Ray Coleman, 34, questioned a man about his religious beliefs moments before attacking him and his dog without warning, investigators said.

Internal forecasts show that Microsoft expected its annual water needs for roughly 100 data center complexes worldwide to more than triple this decade.

The Carter Center says there were only 10 reported cases of Guinea worm infections confined to three countries in 2025.

Catherine O'Hara has died at 71.

Lydia Romero struggles to locate her husband, Julio Csar Pea, who was detained by immigration agents in California.

The husband and wife also fear the possibility that at least one of their embryos may have been erroneously implanted in another woman.

Dozens of Seattle-area shops and restaurants shuttered their doors or are donating proceeds on Friday as part of a "National Shutdown."

After a few days of near-average temperatures and rain, things will start to heat up. It's a far cry from Jan. 31, 1950, when the area hit zero degrees

For the ninth year of The Seattle Times Student Voices project, Education Lab asks: How could schools best prepare students for their futures?

Lawmakers are considering a bill to make clear a person cannot vote more than once in any election in the state, or vote in Washington and another state.

New data shows Washington has topped 8 million residents. International migration drove most of the gains, though net international migration declined in 2025, writes FYI Guy.

The two-year-old son sat alone in the back seat for about 40 minutes, eyewitnesses said.

The bill would roughly double the size of the two-to-three-story apartments allowed today in places like Northgate, Ballard, Capitol Hill and elsewhere.

NASA has delayed astronauts' upcoming trip to the moon because of near-freezing temperatures expected at the launch site.

Another wave of dangerous cold is heading for the U.S. South, and experts say the risk of hypothermia heightens for people in parts of Mississippi and Tennessee who are entering their sixth day trapped at home without power in subfreezing temperatures.

The new panel, which advises the government on research and service priorities for people with autism, includes many members who have argued that vaccines cause the disorder.

Ben Watson, a newlywed who lived in Seattle and worked in environmental science, and Jiri Richter, a software architect and paraglider, died this month while climbing near Mount Rainier.

Seattle Public Schools has revised its protocols on how school leaders should handle and vet reports of immigration enforcement near school campuses.