The flu has come early to the Pacific Northwest this year. In King County, nine people have already died in this wave of the flu, and that number will rise as more deaths get investigated and counted.

Attendance at big movie theater chains has been slowly creeping back up after dropping off a cliff during the pandemic. But a lot of smaller, neighborhood movie theaters are still struggling to survive — the kind with just a few screens that show a lot of independent or low-budget films. So, what could save small cinemas? Spoiler: It’ll take more than just movies.

"You Can See Everything" is a paradox. Audiences may think they know what to expect from this docutainment offering from Nathan Fielder about Elizabeth Holmes. After watching, however, viewers may need to take some time to untangle what just happened.

The woman's attorneys allege the university acted with negligence and “knew or should have known” of the offender’s prior sexual misconduct, to which he'd pleaded guilty in court.

Several weeks into the 2026–2027 school year, University of Washington students are feeling the impact of recent federal student loan overhauls.

Court deal enacted some, but not all, protections lawmakers and AG sought and headed off constitutional questions

The head of Washington state’s education agency is urging the governor to reject a new federal tax credit that would bring billions of dollars of scholarships into the state.

McClatchy Media just made sweeping layoffs at its papers in Tacoma, Bellingham, Olympia and the Tri-Cities. KUOW's Kim Malcolm talked with Seattle Times Free Press Editor Brier Dudley about the state of local newspaper reporting.