The Seattle Times

Mainstream Republicans of Washington's annual conference focused on energy policy and fentanyl, with almost no mention of Donald Trump.

Local Republicans should think about dropping Donald Trump from the fall ballot. Or else a little-known state law that dates back decades might do it for them.

The technology has been deployed across the country and many major cities are now canceling their use of it. Seattle has considered deployment for years.

Vice President Kamala Harris is coming to Seattle Saturday for a campaign stop to raise funds for this year's Democrat ticket, which she shares with President Joe Biden.

Nearly 500 Boeing employees received $11.5 million in wrongfully withheld travel pay. Complaints to the Department of Labor & Industries triggered the agreement.

Republicans echoed Trump's claim of political persecution while state Democrats largely praised the jury verdict.

Diaz is the latest of several top cops to leave during tumultuous moments at Seattle Police Department. Turnover is usual, but the rate of change worries some.

State Sen. Mark Mullet alleged in a pair of complaints that Attorney General Bob Ferguson violated ethics laws in a move Ferguson blasted as a desperate ploy.

The shake-up is the culmination of months of internal strife and a parade of accusations that Diaz's police force discriminated against women and people of color.

A Seattle city councilmember said she was doing basic budget accountability, but community groups and affordable housing developers said her proposal would do harm.

The first asylum-seekers in the current wave first came to Seattle, where city employees eventually sent them to Tukwila. But whose crisis is this to pay for?