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For the second day in a row, a hazardous materials team has gone to The Seattle Times after a suspicious envelope was found.
A tiny mistake — about half the thickness of a dime — could end up costing about $1 million at the Port of Seattle. The Seattle Times reports Wednesday that a contractor at the port's Terminal 30 near Safeco Field dug a trench for an electrical cable that was 0.02 of an inch too narrow.
An investigation into the spread of a deadly drug-resistant staph germ at hospitals in Washington state earned The Seattle Times a Public Service Award on Monday from the Associated Press Managing Editors Association.
Just like his dad, Nick Montana will wear a golden helmet in college. Unlike his famous father, he'll be doing it on the shores of Lake Washington and not under the watchful eye of Touchdown Jesus.
Patrick Sheldon has been a loyal reader of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer since 1965, when his dad started buying it because he preferred its sports coverage to that of rival Seattle Times.
About 500 managers and non-union workers at The Seattle Times are being asked to take a week off without pay as financial troubles mount.
The city attorney's office has withdrawn subpoenas issued to three Seattle Times reporters that had asked them to identify confidential sources cited in stories about police misconduct.
The city has issued subpoenas to three Seattle Times reporters, demanding they identify confidential sources cited in stories about police misconduct so that the city can defend itself against a defamation lawsuit brought by a fired police officer.
Fireplace ban mulled in Southern CaliforniaThrowing a few logs on the fire on a nippy evening, or boosting a home's market appeal by advertising its wood-burning fireplace, could...
Between the Seams | Recalling Bo Jackson's days in baseballTwenty years after his rookie season, his baseball exploits remain mythical to those lucky enough to have seen him.
And the winner is ...Well, I'll get to that in a moment. But first some interesting findings from the P.O.P. general election guessing game. (I originally called it an "election contest" but that caused palpitations among some Seattle lawyers still recovering from 2004's contested...
"The Lost Daughter" is hardly a parenting guide"The Lost Daughter," is about as sentimental in its view of parenting as a Mother's Day card inscribed in battery acid. But if they are not for the psychologically squeamish, Ferrante's riveting accounts of women confronting their darkest fears.
Pro-Reform Rally In Seattle Ignored By Media3,000 people attended a rally for health care reform in Seattle, WA. So why was there no media coverage?
Solar power in Seattle? It may not boost a home's price but can cut energy billsThe Northwest's well-earned reputation for cloud cover does make solar energy a tough path to "getting off the grid" — disconnecting from the local public utility and producing all of a household's energy needs by alternative means — but more homeowners in the Seattle area ar …
First Amendment injuryHow many readers believe the noisy protesters disrupting public discussions of health-care reform are on the payroll of the opponents? Community forums and town-hall meetings are under siege by premeditated displays of disaffection with Democratic members of Congress. One can...
Fewer teens having sex, report findsThe latest government snapshot of children\'s well-being also reports more teens are using condoms, and the teen birth rate is at a new low.
"I am both Muslim and Christian"The Rev. Ann Holmes Redding is practicing two religions she says are compatible at the most basic level, but many religious scholars insist the two are mutually exclusive.
Unheralded decathlon champ Bryan Clay is back at it for 2012Here's something everyone should know about winning the gold medal in the decathlon -- and that fancy "World's Greatest Athlete" tag that comes along with it: "It doesn't get me out of anything," says Bryan Clay, relaxing on the porch of his in-law's Phinney Ridge home this week.
Three strikes and I'm out against UW softball aceThree things I'll never be able to do: Dance like a young Michael Jackson. Too stiff. Win Mr. Universe. Too, uh, traditionally handsome. And hit a pitch from Danielle Lawrie. Too mortal.
Woman arrested, charged after depositing meth in ATMA woman told police she mistakenly deposited a bag of methamphetamine into her account at an ATM in Bremerton. She says in charging papers...
Mariners-A's game thread, May 1M'S WIN, M'S WIN --- One of the more amazing finishes you are likely to see as Jose Lopez fouled off nine straight pitches from Russ Springer with two outs before hitting a liner to right field for the winning...
Body of missing Tacoma girl foundA suspect in the case of a missing 12-year-old Tacoma girl directed police to her body today, ending a week-long search after her July 4...
Cameron Dollar to Seattle U.A story on this should be up shortly but three sources have told the Times tonight that UW assistant Cameron...
Kathy Casey on the move -- in more ways than oneLife's been busier than usual for Seattle's whirling dervish of Dish Kathy Casey, who has announced plans to relocate Kathy Casey Food Studios and Liquid Kitchen, moving her culinary headquarters in the heart of Ballard to a far smaller space on the nearby waterfront.
An Awkward Obituary: The End for the Seattle Post-IntelligencerThe P-I had beaten the competition to the punch. The Seattle newspaper, known formally as the Post-Intelligencer, broke the story in 1988 that Sen. Brock Adams had been accused of sexually assaulting a congressional aide and family friend. The chase was on.
State House budget easier on K-12, harder on higher educationUPDATED AT 1:30 P.M. House Democrats released a budget this morning that makes deeper cuts in higher education than the state Senate's proposal, but goes easier on public schools.
Napolitano orders review of Bellingham immigration raidHomeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano has ordered a review of a raid at a Bellingham manufacturing plant that ended with the arrests of 28 illegal immigrants.
Seattle police shoot pit bull in North DelridgeAt 11:11 this morning, officers from the Seattle Police Department's Southwest Precinct responded to a report of people trespassing in a vacant building in the 3800 block of 19th Avenue Southwest. Once inside, the officers made contact with a man and woman.
The Northwest 100: Bigger isn't necessarily betterAs the 17th edition of The Seattle Times' Northwest 100 demonstrates, small and midsize companies are just as capable of superior performance as the corporate giants.
Why state's two-year colleges should offer four-year degreesShould two-year community colleges in our state offer four-year degrees? The question has provoked spirited discussion in the education...
North Korea hungry for big rabbitsFew people raise bigger rabbits than Karl Szmolinsky, who has produced long-eared whoppers since 1964. His favorite breed, German...
Ballmer says he still wants to hook up with YahooFrom Bloomberg's report on Steve Ballmer's presentation in New York today: "I do think there is a fairly compelling set of economics that underpin the idea of a search partnership, and, unless I'm fooling myself, over time, I think there...
In Washington, office pools on the NCAA basketball tourney are illegalThe state says those office betting pools on the NCAA basketball tournament are illegal. Gambling Commission spokeswoman Amy Hunter says the only legal pools are the grids used in football.
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