Latest News

For one Ukrainian war amputee, rebuilding is painful after a Russian strike killed her husband

A Ukrainian woman has transformed her life after losing a limb in a Russian missile attack that also killed her husband.

Mariners on verge of AL West lead after Emerson Hancock’s gem vs. Athletics

In his latest gem, Emerson Hancock allowed only one hit over six dominant innings as the Mariners pulled to within a half game of the AL West lead with a 4-1 win over the Athletics.

Mariners stick with piggyback plan for Bryce Miller, Luis Castillo for now

The Mariners followed up with Luis Castillo and Bryce Miller after both expressed frustration, but the team plans to stick with its piggyback plan for at least one more turn through the rotation.

In Congo displacement camp, fighting Ebola with sand, oatmeal and one thermometer but no water

There is one handwashing station and one infrared thermometer to fight the Ebola epidemic in this camp for 10,000 displaced people in Bunia, a city at the heart of the outbreak in eastern Congo.

WA immigration lawyer Alexandra Lozano, facing discipline, gives up license

The resignation is permanent and means that she cannot practice law in any state.

Seahawks’ DeMarcus Lawrence absent from offseason program | Notebook

As has been the case throughout the offseason program, veteran defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence was not on the field when the Seahawks began OTAs.

Vancouver police come to Seattle on mission to ID kayaker who died in 2022

The unidentified woman was found in September 2022 next to an inflatable kayak and oar. Efforts to match her to a missing persons report have come up empty.

Seahawks return to field, look to ‘run it forward’ in Super Bowl defense

The Seahawks took the field for the first time since their Super Bowl win, and coach Mike Macdonald had a message about 2025: “That was then and this is now."

“There’s a Quick Fix”: Councilmembers Pressures Mayor to Activate Police Cameras for World Cup

By Erica C. Barnett On Tuesday, Seattle City Councilmembers Rob Saka and Bob Kettle trashed Mayor Katie Wilson’s decision, announced… The post “There’s a Quick Fix”: Councilmembers Pressures Mayor to Activate Police Cameras for World Cup appeared first on PubliCola.

Seattle police investigating death in Madison Park

Seattle police are investigating an apparent homicide after a man's body was discovered Sunday in the Madison Park neighborhood.

Photos: Seahawks gather for OTAs

Venue gets mixed reviews as National Spelling Bee returns to DC ahead of White House UFC event

The Scripps National Spelling Bee has moved from suburban Maryland to downtown Washington, and not all spellers and their families appreciate the change.