Senate targets Hegseth's travel in standoff over apparent Iran school attack, boat strikes

Comedy trailblazer Tom Dreesen, Sinatra's longtime opening act, dies at 86

Legendary comedian Tom Dreesen, a pioneer of interracial comedy and Frank Sinatra’s longtime opening act, has died at 86, leaving behind a legacy of humor and social progress.

Los Angeles warehouse fire prompts shelter-in-place orders due to hazardous air

A massive warehouse fire in Los Angeles' Boyle Heights neighborhood prompted shelter-in-place orders due to hazardous smoke. Firefighters extinguished the roof blaze at the cold storage facility.

Seattle City Light eyes biggest bill increases in recent memory

Seattle City Light plans a 9.5% rate hike to combat rising infrastructure costs, extreme weather, and soaring demand driven by electrification and data centers to prevent future power shortages.

Sounders get their shot to take on Belgium's World Cup team

The Seattle Sounders enjoy a unique World Cup experience as the Belgian national team uses their facilities, providing local players like Paul Arriola and Snyder Brunell rare training opportunities.

Seattle light rail carried third-biggest crowds ever for World Cup

Sound Transit prepares for record-breaking crowds as the World Cup and Mariners games converge in Seattle, testing the city's expanded light rail capacity and crowd management strategies.