Thousands Of Foreclosures Sit Off Market In Seattle Area The Seattle-area housing market could use an injection of inventory. It’s on a tear right now, fueled by high demand and low supply, and hooked on low... Carolyn Adolph
Women In Military More Likely To Attempt Suicide Women in the Army during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan were more likely to attempt suicide than male soldiers, a new study has found. Patricia Murphy
Even The Wealthy Struggle To Buy Houses In Seattle Area It’s tough to buy a house in Seattle at the moment. The shortage of houses on the market has widened the gap between those who can plunk down far more... Carolyn Adolph
Northwest Fans Pack Vancouver For Women's World Cup Final VANCOUVER, B.C. -- The streets of Vancouver were abuzz this weekend as U.S. soccer fans poured into the city to watch the showdown between the U.S.... Derek Wang
Yes, Western Washington Should Prepare For Wildfires Too Linda Vane stoops down to pull out a handful of weeds at the edge of a gravel road. The weeds are dry and crumble in her hands. The soil beneath them is... Deborah Wang
Seattle's Duwamish Tribe Denied Federal Status, Benefits A long journey for Seattle’s Duwamish Tribe appeared to have hit a dead end Thursday. The federal government rejected the tribe’s decades-long fight for... Liz Jones
Washington State Woman First To Die Of Measles In 25 Years A Clallam County woman died of a measles infection three months ago, health officials said on Thursday, making her the first person to die of measles in... Ruby de Luna
Seattle's Intiman Theatre Launches 2015 Summer Festival Intiman Theatre’s Andrew Russell remembers exactly how he felt in 2011, when the venerable Seattle company shut its doors in the middle of an artistic... Marcie Sillman
Even Washington's Drought Can't Stop Fireworks Now The governor’s office says there will be no state ban on fireworks. And local governments won’t be given authority to issue their own bans. That’s... Carolyn Adolph
Northwest Farmers Anxiously Await Overdue Guest Workers Hundreds of farm workers from Mexico are now making their way to the Northwest after a major delay. A computer glitch crippled the U.S. visa system,... Liz Jones
