The Seattle Times
Visa costs kept her from seeing her son's star World Cup moment. Now she's going
After congressional intervention, Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha's mother will receive a visa waiver to watch her son compete in the World Cup following a standout performance against Spain.
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Julio Rodríguez exits in 6th inning as Mariners fall to Orioles
The Seattle Mariners face mounting injury concerns as star Julio Rodríguez exits a 5-3 loss to the Orioles with hamstring spasms, joining several key contributors on the sideline.
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Sports on TV & radio: Local listings for Seattle games and events
Check out the comprehensive local and national sports broadcast schedule for Seattle-area fans, featuring the Mariners, FIFA World Cup soccer, WNBA, PGA Tour golf, and various minor league action.
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Japanese fair trade officials raid 6 ice cream makers on suspicion of price fixing
Japanese authorities raided six major ice cream manufacturers, including Meiji and Lotte, over allegations of a price cartel and coordinating hikes to violate anti-monopoly laws.
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Possible human remains found in home near Spokane burned by wildfire
Investigators discover suspected human remains in a Spokane home destroyed by the Upriver fire after a resident reportedly refused to evacuate as the fast-moving blaze leveled multiple structures.
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Bear claws teen through window of California home
A California family is shaken after a black bear clawed an autistic teenager through his bedroom window, prompting a search by wildlife officers to capture the brazen animal.