The race between Ann Davison and Erika Evans has exemplified many of the questions facing Seattle, like how elected officials should handle perceived disorder and minor offenses.

Voters in Seattle have overwhelmingly approved Proposition 2, which will reshape the city’s business and occupation

Apr 28, 2022; Las Vegas, NV, USA; NFL commissioner Roger Goodell announces Mississippi State offensive tackle Charles Cross as the ninth overall pick to the Seattle Seahawks during the first round of the 2022 NFL Draft at the NFL Draft Theater. / Gary Vasquez-Imagn Images

The details of the Seahawks trade for wide receiver Rashid Shaheed have been revealed. Adam Schefter broke the news on the Saints ’ return at 10:06 a.m. PST- just eighteen minutes after Tom Pelissero first reported the trade at 9:48.

Last week, after the Seattle Seahawks bye, many national media sites quickly forgot about the Seahawks, either keeping them pat or moving them down their rankings. However, with the complete dismantling of the Washington Commanders on Sunday Night Football,

There is likely to be a progressive shift to the Seattle City Council in 2026 after three council races look to be favoring progressive candidates after initial general election results on Tuesday night.

Only four hours before Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline, Seattle general manager John Schneider swung a big trade, acquiring receiver Rashid Shaheed from the Saints in exchange for fourth- and fifth-round picks.

From its humble beginnings in Tacoma to becoming one of the most-watched stations in the Pacific Northwest, here's a look back at how the station has evolved over the years.

Minnesota United has its sights set on eliminating the Seattle Sounders from the 2025 MLS Cup Playoffs on Monday night. The first meeting in this first-round series between these Western Conference rivals went right down to the wire.

BREAKING: The New Orleans Saints are trading wide receiver Rashid Shaheed to the Seattle Seahawks, an unexpected move at the trade deadline.

Seattle voters were favoring a $1.3 billion property tax levy to pay for a range of educational services in Tuesday’s vote count, indicating a continued willingness by the city’s voters to boost spending on education.