The North Cascades Highway, or Highway 20, closed for the season Monday, according to the Washington State Department of Transportation.

The volume and value of Americas commercial fishing industry both fell according to newly released federal figures, though members of the industry said the decline was to be expected following a spike in supply.

Herlda Senhouse, the second-oldest person in the United States, has died at age 113.

Renowned Russian ballet dancer and onetime Ukraine war critic Vladimir Shklyarov fell 60 feet to his death from the balcony of a St. Petersburg building.

The Administrative Office of the Courts proactively took down the network Nov. 4 after identifying "unauthorized activity."

A strong low-pressure system off the Pacific Coast will make landfall Tuesday, bringing with it high-speed gusts and perhaps some rain.

Study findings provide new details on a Caspian tern die-off near Port Townsend in 2023 and how the virus killed seals in the region, infecting their brains.

Sophia Jordn Wallace, a University of Washington political science professor, said exit polls can be deceiving, especially when it comes to bilingual voters.

Constantine has served as King County executive longer than anyone, overseeing a transformation of public transit and a homelessness crisis.

Its a battle about dollars and cents, with multiple interests vying for money, and its one that could show where Seattle politics are headed.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has embraced the debunked theory that vaccines can cause autism and has questioned COVID-19 vaccines.

Wilson, who has served as assessor since he was first elected in 2015, said his campaign would focus on crime, affordable housing and taxes.

Polands health authorities are urging polio vaccinations for children after the virus was detected in Warsaws sewage during regular tests this month.

Six monkeys are still on the loose after dozens escaped earlier this month from a South Carolina compound that breeds the primates for medical research.

The Supreme Court has left in place disclosure rules for campaign contributions that Alaska voters approved in a 2020 ballot measure.

Turkey Trots have become an enduring Thanksgiving tradition for many experienced runners and novices alike.

Experts have started thinking more broadly about what puts a person at risk for heart disease, still the leading killer in the U.S.

At just 223 square feet, the Capitol Hill studio condo is one example of small living in Seattle.

By October, there was a backlog of 30 abandoned or disabled RVs that Spokane was not able to have removed, according to data provided by code enforcement.

The Food and Drug Administration has proposed ending the use of oral phenylephrine, a common ingredient found in many cold and allergy medicines.

A recent analysis by Upgraded Points, using federal data, revealed which airports are most likely to experience weather-related delays from November through January.

Doctors, nurses and an ambulance driver are among health care workers on trial in Istanbul accused of causing at least 10 infant deaths linked to a scheme to defraud Turkey's social security system.

Downed wires cut power to thousands in the neighborhood, where there was another notable outage in October.

Heavy snow was falling in the Cascade passes Sunday, with another "strong Pacific storm" expected Tuesday. In the lowlands: rain, wind, seasonal flooding.

A new study by researchers at USC has found that a popular fire retardant is laden with toxic metals, and estimates retardant use has released 850,000 pounds of these chemicals into the environment since 2009.