Seattle

After 14 years of grunge spirit, “Nirvana: Taking Punk to the Masses" will close to make way for future exhibits that will highlight additional musicians and music scenes from the Pacific Northwest.

Judge James L. Robart ruled on Wednesday that the Seattle Police Department has become "a model for reform."

Smoke from wildfires in the west and Canada has reached Puget Sound, with some areas under air quality alerts for surface smoke.

Investigators are looking into what led up to a crash involving a car, a King County Metro bus and a Sephora store in Downtown Seattle overnight.

Glock switches were involved in 58 incidents in Seattle over two years, with shell casings at crime scenes more than doubling.

An 83-year-old Navy veteran says he was scammed out of thousands of dollars after two men offered to fix his roof, only to leave behind extensive damage and a financial burden.

Nearly two years ago, a King County Metro Bus smashed through the wall of a nonprofit with dozens of kids inside. The cleanup is long over, but damage to the organization still remains.

A total of 37 new school zone speed cameras will be active this year.

Waymo, the fully-autonomous rideshare service, is expanding to Seattle.

Amazon is ending a program that allows members of its Prime membership subscription program to share their free shipping benefits with people who don't have the same primary address.

Starbucks has announced they will soon begin offering a new line of protein beverages to customers across the United States. This comes amid a slew of shake-ups from new CEO Brian Niccol.