Even people who should know better are falling for this Costco coupon scam on Facebook
On Tuesday, the Issaquah-based company was telling its 2.1 followers on its Facebook page, “While we love our fans and our members, this offer is...
Erik Lacitis
Now in space, a cutting-edge satellite the size of a shoebox, and UW students built it VIEW
The University of Washington is one of a couple dozen universities around the country participating in a NASA program that gives students hands-on experience in...
Seattle’s keeper of Filipino American history is an 87-year-old volunteer, and replacing her may prove difficult WATCH
Dorothy Cordova and her late husband, Fred, founded the Filipino American National Historical Society in 1982. But at 87, Dorothy cannot serve as the overseer...
Seattle’s park concierges handle ‘negative behavior’ — and so much more VIEW
A woman sitting on the bench at the tiny Pioneer Square park — that’s the one with the 1909 iron pergola at First Avenue and...
The missing WWII soldier known as “X-70” finally has a name. He’ll be buried in Gig Harbor next to his brother
It's been 75 years, and a journey of some 11,000 miles, for Army Pfc. Donald E. Mangan to join his older brother at Haven of...
In a Kurdish bakery in Everett, a feeling of betrayal at Trump’s withdrawal of U.S. troops from Syria VIEW
“We have no friends but the mountains": For Seattle-area Kurds, the U.S. troop withdrawal – and the expected Turkish invasion it allowed – brings great...
Keep your dog out of the water: Green Lake joins 14 state lakes with toxic algae
Seattle Parks and Recreation is urging people and pets to avoid contact with lake water.
$2 million to save the Ballard P-Patch from development? We can do it! say optimistic gardeners. VIEW
The owners of the Ballard P-Patch, Our Redeemer’s Lutheran Church, needs to come up with up to $4.5 million for a renovation and may have...
It’s austere and uncomfortable. That’s precisely the reason the ‘Portland Loo’ is finding a home in King County VIEW
Likened to a gorilla cage, the"Portland Loo" owes its creation to Seattle's public toilet debacle of 2004.