Seattle

Books

'A match made in literary heaven.' The Jaipur Literature Festival is coming to Seattle

Seattle is adding another festival to its summer roster, and it's a big one for the local literary scene: the Jaipur Literature Festival.

Hundreds attend vigil remembering Seattle woman killed by Israeli military in the West Bank

Politics

Trump asked when Seattle protesters would be prosecuted. Answer: They have been

Education

Potential Seattle school closures revealed in new proposal

Seattle families now know which elementary schools will likely be on the chopping block in 2025.

Politics

Off the Charts: Kamala's 'brat summer' sparked wave of fresh donors in Washington state

Vice President Kamala Harris made serious waves with a whole new group of Washingtonians this summer—garnering close to $1 million dollars in individual contributions on her first day. Nearly half of that cash came from Washingtonians who hadn't contributed to the Democratic ticket all year, according to newly released data from the Federal Election Commission.

Neighbors of Jackson Park want free access to be par for the course

Unlike other large parks in Seattle, Jackson Park is only open to golfers. Now, a neighborhood group wants to change that.

Crime

The Green River Killer has been brought back to Seattle, booked into King County Jail

Gary Ridgway, known as the Green River Killer, was moved to the King County Jail in Seattle Monday.

Health Care

'I didn’t know it existed.' Why young people are the least vaccinated in Seattle area

Seventy-one percent of King County residents never got the last booster. And young people are the least likely to get the vaccine: Only 18% of people ages 18 to 34 got last year’s shot.