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The Olympia Country & Golf Club celebrates 100 years since opening its Butler Cove course, surviving the Great Depression and a major 1959 fire.
Southwest Georgia’s economic shifts take center stage as Bainbridge emerges as a focal point for regional development and infrastructure investment.
Spokane Indians defeat Hillsboro Hops 4-2 behind Tommy Hopfe’s 19-game hit streak, leaving the Hops three games out of first place.
Portland Fire and Seattle Storm face off July 4 at Climate Pledge Arena. See the full TV schedule, streaming options, and tip-off details here.
West Seattle marks July 4, 2026, with the Admiral Kids’ Parade, museum tours, and modified transit schedules for the holiday weekend.
Lee Barfield, 48, faces ten felony counts involving controlled substance fraud and falsifying medical records at a Tallahassee clinic.
North Carolina Courage face Seattle Reign FC at WakeMed Soccer Park for a critical NWSL matchup and themed Supergirl Night celebration on July 3.
A 93-year-old woman died Friday after a fast-moving fire, preceded by a loud boom, consumed a two-story home in Seattle's View Ridge neighborhood.
The City of Poulsbo plans to implement paid parking at the waterfront Anderson Parkway lot on August 1, ending a long-standing free parking tradition.
Seattle Department of Transportation opens public comment on parking and loading changes for West Seattle Junction and Upper Queen Anne through July 27.
Southbound Stevens Street faces lane reductions and 9th Avenue Bridge repairs starting July 6 as Spokane begins an eight-week infrastructure project.
A pre-dawn crash at Old Hickory Blvd and Highway 100 in Bellevue left a utility pole suspended by wires and caused significant traffic delays.
Belgium advanced to the World Cup round of 16 after a dramatic 3-2 victory over Senegal at Lumen Field, fueled by a controversial VAR penalty.
Business owners in Seattle’s CID report major sales drops during the 2026 World Cup as crowds flock to Pioneer Square instead.
Seattle Municipal Archives launches 'We the People of Seattle' exhibit at Municipal Tower to mark the U.S. semiquincentennial and civic history.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is probing a late-afternoon shooting near a Bainbridge intersection that left one person hospitalized.
Rabbi Sholom Elishevitz saved his family and seven camp counselors from a Bellevue house fire caused by an electrical failure early Saturday morning.
A zoonotic parasite causing severe liver damage in humans is now established in the Pacific Northwest, with detections in Washington state foxes.
Recent research by author Julia Kuo uncovers the overlooked legacy of Chinese horticulturalist Ah Bing in Oregon’s agricultural history.
Kitsap County Assessor mails valuation notices to 25% of parcels, primarily in unincorporated Port Orchard, setting the stage for 2027 property taxes.
Seattle City Light starts a multi-block utility pole and line replacement in Gatewood, warning West Seattle residents of upcoming planned outages.
The 2026 Seattle Pride Parade filled downtown streets with a large-scale visual display of community solidarity and local artistic expression.
Seattle City Council evaluates a "do not solicit" registry to protect homeowners from lowball offers and predatory real estate calling tactics.
The annual Bremerton Bridge Blast illuminated the Manette Bridge with a coordinated pyrotechnic display, drawing massive crowds to the waterfront.