Let's hope he walks away from football with his brains unscrambled and engages even more deeply in the community.

A new Crosscut/Elway Poll finds that newcomers are more likely pro-Amazon, while longtime residents are more inclined to feel left behind. 

Outdoor gear store Ascent Outdoors, a cornerstone of Seattle's recreation community, permanently closed on April 27.

Rise Up Belltown rallies to secure Tula's, a historic music venue. 

The 40-year-old annual tradition unites teens and decidedly older adults.  

City officials and the owner of the property are close to an agreement that could allow Seattle more time to salvage the historic venue.

With UW's Project Sidewalk, volunteers look for broken sidewalks and missing curb ramps that make the city inaccessible for people with disabilities. 

The Duwamish have used the healing spring waters of forgotten Licton Springs for centuries, and landmark designation from the city could protect it for future generations.

The mayor is calling the stalled confirmation process "deeply unfair." Councilmember Mosqueda counters that the council is just doing its job. 

City Light forecasts show South Lake Union needs less energy than was predicted in 2011. Officials say the Denny Substation is still necessary.

A last-minute attempt to pull funding from agencies that run safe-injection sites is complicating things in Olympia.

One employee reported that the mayor grabbed her by the face. Another is saying that she oversees a toxic work environment. Durkan denies both accounts.

Local Democrats, including Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan, want the party's candidates for president to face off in Seattle. Here's why.

Manufactured in Everett, the easy-to-construct structures were made for hurricane relief, but have been serving another purpose closer to home. 

There is a bit more equality in where crime strikes these days, and some in the North end find that uncomfortable.