Two major fundamentals have transformed the 28-year-old quarterback from NFL journeyman to one its best passers the last two ...

For hockey-mad teenager Max Pelter, providing weekly Kraken updates on nationally acclaimed radio station KMIH 88.9 The ...

Our Seattle Times Mini Crossword November 1, 2025 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue. If you need help solving the Seattle Times ...

The athlete reportedly suffered a heart attack while driving outside a shopping center in Venezuela on Oct. 30 Medina played for the Seattle Mariners and the Chicago Clubs during his three seasons ...

The owner of a struggling shopping center in Seattle’s Little Saigon neighborhoods is suing the city after a deal to transform the mall fell through. In a lawsuit filed in August, Dennis L. Chinn, ...

The Mariners doldrums may seem inescapable, bleak and unforgiving like a Pacific Northwest fall. Days may feel even darker than they already are. You may be haunted — cursed? — by an Eduard Bazardo ...

Police and other first responders are at the scene of a person in the water near the I-90 bridge between Seattle and Mercer Island Monday morning. No Jamaican infrastructure can withstand Category 5 ...

A Meta employee has purchased the most expensive penthouse in downtown Seattle’s sleek new condo development, First Light, for $6.5 million—one of the city’s pricier condo sales this year. The ...

+ The Kraken held pretty close to even with Winnipeg in this game, creating 49.7-percent of all 5-on-5 shot volume, equaling 49.9-percent of all shot quality. + This was the earliest in the season ...

Seattle University School of Law is taking steps to address legal deserts within Washington. The law school is Central Washington Hybrid Hub Pipeline Initiative through a five-year grant from ...

SEATTLE — Cal Raleigh’s 64th home run of the year wasn’t his longest. Just the most satisfying. The Big Dumper’s eighth-inning drive against the Toronto Blue Jays was no sure thing. The ball rose 155 ...

SEATTLE — Anthony Ray must make a confession. Until a few days ago, he didn’t know much about Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh and his big ol’ butt. That makes him an oddball in this thrumming ...