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The initiative is aimed at software companies that analyze public and private market data to suggest rental prices to landlords.

Korfball is unusual in the United States. For years, Team USA remained short-handed. But this summer, two of the people who started the team are working to find new talent.

Community members can help guide exhibits at the Wing Luke Museum in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District. Its new leader wants more people to get involved.

Kiliii Yüyan’s new book “Guardians of Life” explores traditional ecological knowledge and how it helps sustain everything from whales and buffalo to rainforests and rivers.

Soccer Hall of Famer Mary Harvey works at the intersection of human rights and sport. She authored the human rights strategies for the U.S., Mexico, and Canada's World Cup bid.

Hedge fund founder Brian Heywood and his conservative interest group Let’s Go Washington have lead the repeal effort, while supporters have launched a campaign to save the tax.

The Seattle Indian Health Board’s new rehab facility, which opens later this year on Vashon Island, will provide dozens of treatment beds for low-income individuals.

The Pierce Transit Board voted Monday to send a measure to the November ballot that would increase the amount people pay in sales tax for transit funding.

Another suit has been filed against Snohomish County alleging sexual abuse of minors incarcerated at the Denney Youth Center or Denney Juvenile Justice Center.

The 14th Legislative District is home to one of the largest populations of Latino voters in the state. It is one of several Republican districts Democrats aim to flip.

Snowpack has melted early, creating treacherous conditions for rafters and mountain climbers.

Drastically fewer sockeye are returning to the Upper Columbia than expected. That's why Washington isn't allowing sockeye fishing this season there.