Health

We are expecting another vote in the Senate to reopen the federal government on Friday. However, once again, it doesn't look like the numbers have changed overnight.

Today is day two of the U.S. government shutdown. Senators have left town until Friday to observe Yom Kippur, an almost certain sign that the shutdown will not end today.

If you're looking for a good stretch, a smile, and maybe even a snuggle, there's a local yoga class that has you covered.

A government shutdown is now in effect and we're tracking the impacts in our state.

President Trump has put his name on a new direct-to-consumer option for prescription drugs.

The U.S. government is on the brink of a shutdown Tuesday. During a last-minute meeting at the White House, President Trump and Congressional leaders failed to broker a deal, and government funding expires at midnight.

Nurses at Seattle Children's Hospital are picketing on Tuesday over their frustration with contract negotiations.

In recognition of National Suicide Prevention Month, Stanford physician Dr. Greg Hammer is raising awareness about the rising rates of suicide and the mental health struggles facing today's youth.

When the weather gets colder many of us crave different foods. Sharing some advice on the benefits of fall foods is Dr. Patricia Egwuatu from Kaiser Permanente Capitol Hill Medical Center.

President Trump announced a new round of tariffs. This time, they hit prescription drugs, furniture and anyone working on a bathroom or kitchen remodel.

The White House Budget Office is telling agencies to draft mass firing plans ahead of a potential government shutdown.

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, and this morning, we are breaking down how to know if a loved one in your life needs help. WARNING: This segment touches on sensitive topics.

September is perimenopause awareness month and Dr. Amy Ellingson joins Good Day Seattle to talk about the topic.

We are one week away from a possible government shutdown. President Trump and Democratic leaders were originally supposed to meet tomorrow to talk about avoiding the shutdown, but President Trump has since nixed that meeting.