Sound Transit has announced that all of its Sounder S Line services will be cancelled for the morning commute on Thursday, ...

The Stadium-area apartment site is the latest among a handful of properties to seek the extension in exchange for creating ...

Port Orchard-based developer Amici House is planning to convert a historic church in Tacoma into affordable shared group ...

If ever there was a beautiful, must-visit American town, Port Townsend, Washington has to be it. Located at the northeastern ...

A new bill introduced by a Tacoma lawmaker could change the way drivers in Washington are taxed. Representative Jake Fey, who chairs the House Transportation Committee, has ...

NORTH ADAMS — Chef and businessman Matt Tatro has completed the sale of Trés Niños Taqueria, clearing the way for him to ...

Dan Sheridan, elevated to CEO in April of 2024, has seen Brooks Running expand its' Seattle-based workforce in recent years ...

In a city of famous bridges, Parks Tacoma wants to know where its next mini-iconic bridge should go. The agency wants to ...

A Seattle-based law firm is set to purchase and transform the historic Glover Mansion in Spokane. The mansion, originally built in 1888, was the home of Spokane's ...

The City of Tacoma has recently received $10.6 million in state grants to pay for critical infrastructure projects. On Jan.

Tacoma-based comedian and actor Nate Jackson’s Super Funny Comedy Club, which closed Dec. 31, is getting a new lease on life — but in a new, better location.

This excerpt from "Biking Uphill in the Rain" explores Seattle's resurgence in bicycle use in the 1970s, and the influences behind it (including an old railroad line).