Sophia Williams

South winds are expected to strengthen Saturday evening and continue overnight, with gusts high enough to bring isolated outages and knock around loose outdoor items.

A $130 million wrongful-death verdict is only the most visible piece of a much larger trend: the state's tort-claim payouts nearly doubled in a single year.

This year's International Overdose Awareness Day lecture series covered naloxone dosing, an emerging fentanyl adulterant, and other overdose risks. The recordings are free to watch, with no medical background required.

A strike vote, a mediator, and an eleventh-hour deal: how Seattle Public Schools and its teachers' union got to the brink before classes started on time.

Friday's lineup runs from SDOT drop-ins on two street proposals to open mic, live music, plant bingo and a late skate at Southgate.

For a small tree frog trapped in an open garage, a clear route outdoors and little disturbance give it a chance to leave on its own.

SDOT says the westbound ramp to Delridge Way SW will be closed Saturday morning during a scheduled bridge inspection, with possible single-lane closures elsewhere later in the day.

A new work on 15th Avenue East lands on a bank wall in one of Capitol Hill's most visibly changing stretches, tying public art to the neighborhood's long-running redevelopment pressures.