
Federal cuts throw Seattle veterans health research into limbo
Local VA scientists say layoffs, funding stresses and rapid-fire policy changes are threatening research on veteran's health care.
Local VA scientists say layoffs, funding stresses and rapid-fire policy changes are threatening research on veteran's health care.
Washingtonians with schizophrenia are curious about a recently FDA-approved drug to treat their symptoms but much is unknown about how well it works.
One teen died and three more were injured in a car crash early Saturday in Bothell. Officials were still investigating the cause Sunday.
Over 500 people turned out for an emergency rally in Seattle, a day after a tense Oval Office meeting threatened diplomacy between the two nations.
The political climate is straining relationships and people's ability to be neighborly in everyday interactions. We want to hear from people choosing to take the...
The creation of a “Make America Healthy Again Commission” has raised concerns over Washington youths' access to medications for depression, anxiety and ADHD.
Washington joined a multistate lawsuit against the Trump administration over its order to slash funding for medical and public research institutions.
As Washington combats overdoses from fentanyl and other drugs, addiction centers say a gap in funding for patients' room and board is creating new financial...
Head to a beach during Seattle’s winter and you may find people wading in for a cold dip.
Not everyone has the same vision for how to approach the holidays and many Washingtonians are happily making plans to spend this season alone.