Boeing relents in fight over nonunion work, reinstates laid-off engineers
Boeing has reinstated 58 laid-off workers in Washington after engineering union complaints.
Day: July 2, 2025
WA is the No. 1 target in the GOP’s health care slashing bill
WA tried as hard as any state to round up health coverage for all. But now that Republicans are gutting health care, it turns out WA has the farthest to fall.
Which do you prefer for a July 4th celebration: Fireworks or drones?
As you gear up for the three-day weekend, tell us: Which do you prefer for a July 4th celebration? Fireworks or drones? The Times wants to know.
WA’s first Black mayor leaves legacy of hard work and hope | Obituary
After a lifetime of service, William Craven will rest in the town he loved, Roslyn.
‘Jurassic World Rebirth’ review: A thrill-ride entry in dino franchise
The latest entry in the “Jurassic Park” franchise, starring Scarlett Johansson, wisely keep the focus on the dinosaurs while mixing things up a bit.
Rant and Rave: Reader appreciates fresh summer produce
RAVE to all the dedicated, hardworking people who tend the fields and provide us with delicious fresh fruits and vegetables through the summer. If you haven’t had a chance to taste the locally grown strawberries yet, it is time to get to you…
Why Kraken draft pick Blake Fiddler has head start on getting to NHL
Blake Fiddler, the Kraken’s second-round draft pick, grew up in NHL locker rooms and learned the game from his father Vern, who played 14 years in the NHL.
Biking Victoria, B.C., is a great way to explore this beautiful city
Victoria’s well-connected network of trails and bike lanes offers beautiful views and some welcome surprises along the way. Here’s your guide to several trails, and what else to see, eat and do in the city.
Tell us: During Seattle heat waves, how do you stay cool?
Do you have tips and tricks you use to stay cool during Seattle heat waves? We want to hear about them.
TikTok discovered scenic Eagle Falls; then 12 people drowned
A UW student became the latest person claimed by the falls east of Index since 2020. “Most people that die here, they know how to swim,” the fire chief said.