Washington lawmakers have a rare opportunity to deliver a commonsense solution to our housing crisis — rent stabilization.

Washington’s “Year of Housing” in 2023 brought a record $400 million investment into the state’s affordable housing fund.

Photo by Rachael Jones Media Seattle’s got a reputation for grunge, overpriced coffee, tech moguls, and the kind of rain that ...

Sunday afternoon marked history for the Washington Women’s basketball team, who punched its ticket to the NCAA Tournament for ...

Democrats in the Washington Senate staked out ambitious ground on taxes Thursday, calling for higher property taxes, new ...

Tommy Loyd, who is from Kelso, brings Arizona into Climate Pledge Arena as two former Pac-12 teams highlight the eight-team ...

Swedish Medical Center is installing an above-grade ventilation system in its North Tower project, allowing staff to ...

Natick's Brenna McDonald is playing in the NCAA Tournament for the first time in her career with Washington after four years ...

Vancouver’s population could expand into being the second-largest city in Washington if the city follows through with one of ...

Washington's second-largest district faces a federal investigation for allegedly allowing a hostile learning environment for Jewish students.

Based on data from last February to this year, home prices shot up 4.8%, and the average price is now $352,854.

Congresswoman chats with community leaders, tours North Shore levee site, The Music Project and the Fry Creek Pump Station ...