As students head back to the classroom, health leaders hope increasing vaccination will help keep them, and their communities, safe.
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A legal challenge filed late last week asks the court to delay the vaccine mandate's deadline and allow more time for labor negotiations.
Investments include at least $1.2 million for community driven projects and up to $225,000 to 28 business districts throughout Seattle
The Supreme Court overturned the nationwide eviction moratorium ordered by the CDC, but Washington's moratorium will continue as planned.
The looming vaccine mandate has some worried that it will cause staff shortages. Others argue it's necessary to protect public health.
The problem persists far beyond fire lines because smoke travels for thousands of miles and loses its tell-tale odor yet remains dangerous.
A local advocacy group is calling on the White House to evacuate eligible refugees before withdrawing the remaining U.S. troops.
Agriculture crews successfully tracked an Asian giant hornet to its nest near Blaine and plan to eradicate it next week.
The 2020 census shows an America that is becoming more diverse. Here's how Washington's demographics changed over the past decade.
With primary results finalized, voters have a couple of months to read up on their local races before ballots are mailed in October.
Temporary Change Will Increase Permitting Flexibility for Uses of Empty Storefronts to Help Bring Businesses and Artists Back Downtown
Following a decision in February, more than 1,200 people under state supervision for drug possession may be eligible for clemency.
One hornet was seen outside a home east of Blaine, only two miles from where the first known nest in the United States was found last year.
The justices ruled it was unconstitutional for Seattle to impound a homeless man's truck and require him to reimburse the city nearly $550.
The report says it will provide $30 million in investments.
See the latest announcement from Office of the Mayor of Seattle.
Washington's population grew almost 1 million new residents over the past decade. Here are the places seeing the biggest boom.
The bill that passed with bipartisan support Tuesday would bring hundreds of millions for major projects and repairs in Washington.
A temporary tiny house village will operate on Sound Transit land near the new U District light rail station.
The Seattle Rescue Plan 2 will spend $52.2 million in federal pandemic relief funds on rent assistance, senior support, and infrastructure.
More alcohol and tobacco vendors are failing age-verification checks since they resumed in May, while pot shops saw improvement.
Canada has reopened the border to vaccinated U.S. citizens. Canadian citizens, on the other hand, still have to wait before crossing over.
130th Street Station Accelerated and Graham and Boeing Access Stations will also be restored to original construction timeline
But national figures point to a rebound when local data for July becomes available next month.
The crisis was a wake-up call for the Pacific Northwest about what lies ahead with climate change, experts say.
The latest ballot drop placed Nicole Thomas-Kennedy ahead of incumbent Pete Holmes and closing the gap with Ann Davison.
President Joe Biden has announced an executive order requiring up to half of all new car sales be electric vehicles by the year 2030.
The CDC recommends indoor public mask use for vaccinated and unvaccinated Seattle residents.
The polls are closed and the first round of primary results are in. Here's where things stood on election night in Seattle.
The teachers said they suffered brain damage from exposure to polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs, in the fluorescent lighting at the school.
Bruce Harrell tells Patch why voters should elect him as Seattle's mayor.
Welcome Back Weeks Catalyzed Tens of Thousands of Dollars in Spending at Downtown Small Businesses
“Our resources are already being stretched to keep up,” Biden said. “We need more help.”
A new analysis found more than 6 million nationwide are behind on rent, owing a total of $23 billion.