The Women's World Cup helped the Reign FC attract new fans. But a new home in a smaller market could be what gives the team true staying power.

Seattle's basketball leaders say it's time to erase the divide between "sports" and "women's sports."

After years of sticking with the sport, female players are thriving — and helping turn the state into a hockey hub.

As the city's WNBA franchise excelled, the team’s home court crumbled. Now it is looking at a bright future with a new facility.

She didn't attend the University of Washington, wasn't a star athlete and never coached. Now she's guiding success on the field while setting an example for other women executives in the NCAA.

Life as a professional soccer player is incredible, singular and underpaid. The girls I coach now deserve better.

The Ice Age has given way to a fire age. A historian of fire weighs in on its power and peril.

When Bill Austin started as a fire lookout, he was one of three watching over the Methow Valley. Today he's the last one.

After over a century of fire suppression, the U.S. Forest Service is using prescribed burns as a way to reduce the risk of megafires.

As wildfires become more common, Washington firefighters are creating support networks for their communities to deal with the mental trauma.

A visit to the site of the Norse Peak fire — the worst in Western Washington since the Yacolt Burn of 1902 — reveals both the promise and limits of human forest management.

I lived through Katrina and mourn what was lost. Now, in a land vulnerable to wildfires, I fear for my new home in the Pacific Northwest.

Now a staple in combating wildfires across the West, barnstormers and foresters developed one of the most elite firefighting programs here in Washington. 

Behind the scenes, a squad of IT teams, meteorologists and other tech experts are helping fight fire and save lives.

Historically, wildfire has been a frequent visitor west of the Cascades.