It's safe to say that Seattle is going a bit crazy for soccer this summer. From fan zones to free shuttles, soccer enthusiasts will be everywhere during the FIFA World Cup 2026. So why not on the ...

The $16 billion project calls for giant drilling machines nearly the length of two football fields to tunnel beneath the Hudson River.

The benchmark 30-year fixed rate mortgage rate fell to 6.36% from 6.37% last week, mortgage buyer Freddie Mac said Thursday. One year ago, the rate averaged 6.81%.

The Supreme Court on Thursday allowed a man to sue a major logistics company after he lost part of his leg in a semi tractor-trailer crash, a decision that could have big ripple effects across the ...

The North Shore School District is looking for a progressive design-builder for an $80 million elementary school expansion, and a general contractor/construction manager for a $159 million Phase II ...

As playwright Aleshea Harris tells it, something felt missing when she first sat down to write her searing and startling play “Is God Is,” which made waves off-Broadway in 2018.

As a high school student in the 1970s, Lori Guess looked forward to packing up her oboe for a summer music camp in Sidney, Maine. The lakeside location and loon calls appealed to her, and it was a ...

SEATTLE — City People's closed its store last year at 5440 Sand Point Way N.E., ending a 27-year run at that location. West Coast Commercial Realty's Tiffini Connell and Riley Gill have since been ...

A historic former jail building is trading bars for boutique retail in downtown Wenatchee. Kirkland's Weidner Apartment Homes is transforming the Old Wenatchee Jail, which dates to 1910, into a one-of ...

A La Quinta Inn & Suites at 31611 Pete von Reichbauer Way S. sold this week for $14.5 million, according to King County records.

Seattle's summer festival season kicks off this weekend as the 55th annual U District Street Fair returns to The Ave with ...

For well over half a century, there have been railroad cars parked on the corner at 2963 Fourth Ave. S., filled with hungry diners and staffed by short-order cooks.