The faithful funneled into Fort Marcy Park Friday as officials with the 102nd Burning of Zozobra raised the famed marionette.

The public has regained its most reliable window into hazards and accidents at nuclear cleanup sites as the U.S. Energy Department resumes classified information reviews.

The Energy Department for the first time is denying the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board access to some information on operations of nuclear weapons work.

The Seattle Times sued the city over its practice of “grouping” multiple public records requests from a single requester, which caused years-long delays.

The lone independent safety agency overseeing Hanford and other U.S. nuclear weapons sites is at risk of becoming ineffective after two presidents let it lapse.

The family of Manuel Ellis sued the city after his 2020 in-custody death. They also sued Pierce County, which settled in 2022 for $4 million.

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Who gets to tell oppressed people how to resist their oppression?

The tech billionaire also suggested there may be untapped potential in AI girlfriends and therapists.

Companies tied to Elon Musk have dozens of workplace health and safety cases open at OSHA. Unions leaders and former OSHA officials are concerned.

'Adolescence' became the ninth most-watched Netflix series of all time in three weeks. Is it a teachable tool, though? Let's discuss.

The cuts were part of a Trump administration plan announced last week to dismiss thousands of employees and drastically overhaul the Health and Human Services Department under Secretary Robert F. Kenn...

The family of John Barnett, a Boeing whistleblower who died by suicide last year, filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the company.

It fits in with a "politics of cruelty" that's been running rampant in the White House.

An internal probe by Evraz North America found that employees at a Russian-owned steel plant in Oregon sometimes bypassed a key test meant to ensure that armor for one of the Army’s most commonly used...

Corcos, a new member of Elon Musk’s DOGE team, reportedly showed up at the IRS demanding detailed info about American taxpayers to hunt for fraud.

“It's a double whammy for us,” Port of Seattle Commissioner Sam Cho said of the tariffs targeting Canada, China and Mexico. “It’s going to be really, really harmful.”

More than 170 years later, the Yakama are still trying to get their land back.

A former Seattle mayor's policy let police "group" record requests from a single person — in effect delaying release of many time-sensitive documents for years.

The Alaska passengers are in the middle of a massive fallout — lawsuits, federal investigations, intense media interest. They're also traumatized individuals.

In a system critics compare to a casino, an FAA whistleblower program meant to aid insiders from Boeing and other aerospace giants is proving a bad bet for some.

The airline says that to protect individuals' privacy, it is not providing details on the severity of the injuries.

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Leaked internal documents show that the insurance giant is culling providers of applied behavior analysis from its network and scrutinizing the medical necessity of therapy. Advocates say the company’...

Congress passed two laws in 20 years to slow the revolving door to aerospace firms. But, it sent scores of personnel through the door.

As "Oppenheimer" premieres, a review of government documents tells the story of six women recruited to work on the Manhattan Project who became targets of the FBI because of suspicions about their sexuality.

Congress passed two laws in 20 years to slow the revolving door to aerospace firms. But, it sent scores of personnel through the door.