Recent social media posts sparked outrage over a decades-old policy that only allows “critically ill or injured” children to be airlifted directly to the hospital.

Seattle has built an ecosystem where militant progressive activists can repeatedly manufacture “emergencies,” then claim to be able to solve them with public money.

This story was originally published on mynorthwest.com. Several “No Kings” rallies are taking place Saturday throughout Washington, with as many as 100,000 people expected to participate in Seattle’s.

SEATTLE — A private fundraising event for a Jewish advocacy group in Seattle was disrupted Sunday evening when protesters gathered outside the venue, blocked entrances, and shouted at attendees, ...

SEATTLE — Workers across multiple industries rallied in Seattle and throughout Western Washington on Friday for International Workers’ Day. A major demonstration took place on Capitol Hill before ...