Operating rooms test positive for mold at Seattle Children's Hospital
Several operating rooms have been shut down in a Washington children's hospital because of mold.
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Gusty winds, human error likely behind deadly Seattle crane accident
It may be some time before we know for sure what caused a construction crane to come crashing down on a Seattle street, killing four people -- but some experts say human error could have played a role.
5 companies under investigation in deadly Seattle crane collapse
Five companies are under investigation following the collapse of a Seattle crane that crushed cars on the street below and left four people dead -- including a college freshman and a retired city employee.
College freshman was 1 of 4 people killed by a falling crane in Seattle
Sarah Wong, a Seattle Pacific University freshman, was driving along one of Seattle's busiest streets Saturday when a crane fell from the roof of a building and crushed her car -- killing her and three others.
Pike Place Market in Seattle: What to see and do
Pike Place Market is second only to the Space Needle as the most famous spot in Seattle.
2 killed, 2 critically wounded after gunman's rampage in Seattle
Two men were killed and a man and woman were injured when a gunman opened fire in a Seattle street and then fled, leading to a fatal car accident.
Teen makes $35,000 plowing Seattle's historic snow
Seattle has been suffering through its snowiest February in 70 years, with accumulations of up to 10 inches in some places. But all that white has meant green for one young man with a snowplow, who says he made $35,000 in four days.
Severe weather stretches from coast to coast
Severe weather is expected to stretch from coast to coast on Tuesday, with about 75 million people under some sort of winter alert.
Washington state braces for even more snow
This has already been the snowiest February in Seattle in 70 years, and there's more of the white stuff to come, according to the National Weather Service.
Seattle almost reached its yearly amount of snowfall in a day
Seattle got almost the same amount of snow it gets in a year in one day, leaving officials scrambling to get people off the streets and Washington's governor declaring a state of emergency.
Washington governor declares state of emergency as state braces for its 2nd snowstorm this week
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee declared a state of emergency Friday as the Pacific Northwest braces for a pounding snowfall, whipping winds and frigid air.
A potentially crippling snowstorm is headed for Seattle
Earlier this week, Seattle was hit with a snowstorm that shut down the city. Some neighborhoods received about half a foot of snow in a city that averages only 6.8 inches in a year.
Seattle slips and slides through unusually heavy snowfall
One of the biggest snowstorms in years walloped Seattle on Monday, shutting down schools and businesses, delaying airline fights, and tying up traffic on major highways.
Microsoft investing $500 million to tackle Seattle housing crisis
Microsoft is investing $500 million to make homes more affordable in the Seattle area, making it the latest major tech company to wade into local housing issues.
Wind storm leaves thousands in dark in Seattle
Powerful winds in Seattle have left tens of thousands of homes and businesses without power.
Fatal brain-eating amoeba may have come from woman's neti pot
A Seattle woman rinsed her sinuses with tap water. A year later, she died of a brain-eating amoeba.
Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft, is dead at 65
Paul Allen, the billionaire co-founder of Microsoft, died Monday. He was an investor, entrepreneur and philanthropist who influenced many aspects of modern life --- from technology and science to sports and music.
Best things to do in Seattle
Rewind to 1971, when Seattle was an isolated backwater. Boeing, the area's largest employer at the time, had sliced 60,000 jobs and the unemployment rate skyrocketed to 13 percent. A now iconic billboard appeared near the airport: "Will the last person leaving Seattle -- Turn out the lights."
Seattle to vacate more than 500 convictions for marijuana possession
Critics of drug-possession prosecutions often argue that they unfairly target people of color. Seattle, where recreational use of marijuana was legalized in 2012, is doing something about it.
Amazon's cashier-free stores are coming to New York
Amazon will expand its cashier-free convenience stores to New York.
20 cities, one year, and no second Amazon headquarters
A year ago Friday, Amazon announced its quest to find a city for its second headquarters somewhere in North America.
One-handed Shaquem Griffin to start for Seahawks
Shaquem Griffin, a rookie linebacker who was the first one-handed player to be drafted in the modern era of the NFL, will start Sunday afternoon when the Seattle Seahawks play at Denver in their regular season opener.
Vancouver and Seattle schools will open Wednesday. But teachers still are striking elsewhere in
School is expected to resume in Vancouver, Washington on Wednesday after teachers reached a tentative agreement for a new contract, according to a statement on the school district's website.
3D-printed gun maker starts selling blueprints, despite court order
The owner of a company that builds 3D-printed guns said he has begun selling blueprints of the weapons to elude a court order on Monday that banned him from giving the plans away for free.
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