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After a major earthquake struck eastern Russia Tuesday afternoon, people living across the Pacific braced for tsunami waves.

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The proposal, which now heads to the Seattle City Council, is a reaction to state mandates requiring cities to cut down on red tape toward new housing.

Agencies had not been filling positions to soften the blow on workers, but cuts are still expected to affect approximately 1,000 positions.

The Livingston Awards honor journalists under 35. Times reporter Sydney Brownstone and former Times reporter Esmy Jimenez won for their podcast "Lost Patients."

An undercover Seattle police detective's widow fought for years to make the city recognize his suicide as job-related. He was honored in a ceremony more than 5½ years after his death.

Through his many campaigns for office, Harrell has never mentioned the arrest. Harrell’s online biographies make no mention of living or working in Omaha.

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A new UW hospital opened this spring to provide desperately needed mental health beds. But a dispute over legal representation means many aren't being used.

In 2016, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos worried Donald Trump could erode democracy. Now, he's dining with the president-elect.

Despite the national mourning period for the late Jimmy Carter, Washington's Gov. Bob Ferguson is directing flags to be raised Monday for Inauguration Day.

Bob Ferguson's first action as Washington's new governor will be to issue three executive orders. Here's what he had to say at his inaugural speech Wednesday.

Don't expect any big legislative actions this session. But a lot is on the line for climate change and other environmental goals.

The investigation into Adam Grant Gunderson’s death marks the first test of a unique state agency formed in 2021.

Climate and clean energy drew Inslee's intense focus, while critics point to the state's troubles in education, homelessness and ferries.

In an ongoing court-martial, Maj. Michael D. Stockin pleaded guilty to sexually abusing male soldiers under the guise of medical care at Joint Base Lewis-McChord.

An allegedly haunted Pioneer Square cafe that bills itself as Seattle's oldest continuously-used restaurant will close temporarily, but plans to return in 2025.

The violent winds toppled trees and powerlines throughout Western Washington last month, causing massive outages and leading to some deaths in the region.

Just in time for family holiday gatherings, we're answering some of the most-asked questions about the Emerald City, ranging from crime to the Seattle Freeze.

Washington's Senate Democrats are considering nine tax hikes, according to documents accidentally sent to Republicans.

Across Washington, only two detox beds are reserved for youth who need help withdrawing from substances like fentanyl and alcohol.

Three people from Washington state were among those pardoned by President Joe Biden for nonviolent drug offenses as part of Biden's sweeping order.

Boeing announced late Friday that it is canceling a workplace occupancy program that would install camera sensors in its offices.

Morales was first elected in 2019 and represents District 2, which includes Yesler Terrace, the Chinatown International District and Southeast Seattle.

Washington's quicksilver addiction treatment system is failing kids. On a shoestring budget, a tiny Seattle team labors to fill in deep gaps.

Are there not enough shelter beds for people living outside or do people not want to go inside? The Seattle Times dove into the data to give you the answers.

Resources are spread thin as utilities scramble to shore up their perforated transmission lines and grid experts say their work will increase in the future.

At the 13 nonprofits that benefit from donations to The Seattle Times Fund for Those in Need, mental health support is a key part of serving the community.

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Two major state early learning programs could face budget cuts as a state deficit looms.

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A strong low-pressure system off the Pacific Coast will be bringing high-speed gusts and perhaps some rain to Western Washington.

A strong low-pressure system off the Pacific Coast will be bringing high-speed gusts and perhaps some rain to Western Washington.

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

The current proposal would close North Beach, Sacajawea, Sanislo and Stevens elementary schools.

New data published by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics shows inflation is growing at a lower rate in the Seattle area, although it remains elevated.