Emerald City Guitars has weathered storms in Pioneer Square for nearly three decades to become one of the top vintage guitar sellers in the U.S., a word-of-mouth destination for touring musicians.

In the 1980s, the district leased unused properties to local businesses. But the century-plus deals have had unexpected, and not entirely welcome, results.

People in Seattle are choosing to buy homes with friends and family, forging a new way to afford housing in a costly city.

After a mild past winter, the ant population here is growing. Here's what you can do before ants come marching in one by one (hurrah, hurrah).

The drastic step is a possibility as the town, with a general fund budget for this year of roughly $5 million, faces a staggering $22 million debt.

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

The vacation property’s new owner has brought in experienced partners and says he’s close to repaying defaulted loans – but still faces major challenges turning this 115-year-old resort around.

For years, Tesla enjoyed a celebrity status among Seattle area progressive and techies. But with the rightward tilt of Tesla's CEO, it's gotten complicated.

The Democratic Party needs to rethink what it means to be the party of institutions.

More than 1.2 million people over the age of 65 in Washington depend on Social Security benefits.

The Sears at Southcenter mall, the last in Washington state and one of the last in the US, will close Dec. 15

Washington again postponed a major upgrade of state financial systems after a review found the project was so far behind schedule that it risked "catastrophic failure."

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