This excerpt from "Biking Uphill in the Rain" explores Seattle's resurgence in bicycle use in the 1970s, and the influences behind it (including an old railroad line).

Seattle's highest point is the apex of West Seattle Hill, which, at 520 feet above sea level, is the crowning glory of the Emerald City.

You are bound to fall in love with some art this month at Art Walk Edmonds. Seventeen businesses have new art up for February ...

Nathaniel Rateliff is playing a show in Vancouver on Thursday, Feb. 13. The Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats: South of ...

A Japan Airlines plane crashed into the tail of a parked Delta aircraft on Wednesday at the Seattle-Tacoma International ...

How a road map, "harder, faster, smarter" practices, work boots, and forgetting have powered the Red Wings renaissance under Todd McLellan ...

Great Migrations: A People on The Move is available to stream on pbs.org and the free PBS App, available on iPhone, Apple TV, ...

In the Find My app on your iPhone, iPad or Mac, tap the Items button to view the AirTags you've activated. On an Apple Watch, ...

The first phase of the new Cancer Center at Valley Medical Center in Renton opened to patients on Monday, launching the ...

Book on Sale Feb. 4, preorder here In 2020, in the thick of the pandemic, travel writer and Edmonds local Rick Steves found ...

The Prima Solo Travel Awards winners have been announced. We've found best holidays you can take alone -whether you want sun, ...

"The Loneliest Road in America" sounds foreboding, but I wasn't daunted - but it ended up being a bit more than I bargained ...