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Hundreds of thousands of soccer fans will be in Seattle for the 2026 FIFA World Cup as the city hosts six matches.

A Covington man accused of throwing a rock at an endangered Hawaiian monk seal pleaded not guilty in a Honolulu courtroom on Wednesday.

During a toilet paper ribbon-cutting ceremony, Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson, along with community leaders, unveiled new public bathrooms in the Pioneer Square and SoDo neighborhoods on Friday.

Health officials and the CDC noted that while there is no specific treatment for the virus, anyone experiencing early symptoms like fever and muscle aches following potential exposure should seek immediate medical attention.

Firefighters from several agencies extinguished a large fire Tuesday afternoon at a wine production facility and tasting room near Mattawa that held 4.5 million gallons of wine.

King County Metro will launch a free waterfront shuttle starting May 21 to help residents and visitors navigate downtown Seattle ahead of the FIFA World Cup.

Authorities are investigating after a boat crashed near the Steilacoom Ferry Dock over the weekend, with video appearing to show the operator unresponsive at the wheel.

Thousands of people will have the opportunity to receive free dental, vision, and medical care in Seattle.

Seattle-based coffee giant Starbucks is investing $100 million to establish a new support office in Nashville, Tennessee, as part of a long-term growth strategy that includes creating 2,000 regional jobs over the next five years.

A former University of Alabama football player is accused of wearing wigs and makeup to impersonate NFL players, including Michael Penix Jr., to secure nearly $20 million in loans.