The Seattle Times

Medical advances have helped increase our collective life span, but the “right” diet to support healthy aging remains something of a holy grail, our writer says.

Therapist Jordan Alam speaks with Dr. Gloria Huh about a common question therapists get: What tips do you have for me to improve my mental health?

Here are the reasons behind the overpacking epidemic and tips for how to pack better for your next trip.

Even as more employers issue return-to-office mandates, many workers aren't complying especially in downtown Seattle, which is still marked by half-empty offices. As we report on this, we’re looking for your perspective. If you work downtown, has your employer ordered you back to the office? How is compliance? Has there been any resistance such as workers leaving for other jobs? Fill out this form by Sunday, Aug. 25.

As Washington struggles to maintain ferry service due to a lack of new boats, these retired vessels face an ignominious farewell: being cut up and melted down.

In 2019, Washington adopted legislation requiring electric utilities to go carbon-neutral in a decade. Yet lawmakers continued to promote the growth of energy-guzzling data centers with huge tax incentives.

The Farnborough Air Show opens Monday, with a focus on aviation's challenges as well as future technology. Boeing will be lower profile. Airbus is all in.

The Puget Sound region might be best known for planes, software, online retail and coffee, but there are many more companies that help drive our economy, writes Jon Talton.

From a last-ditch effort to derail Trump's nomination in 2016 to showing no misgivings in 2024, WA delegates at the RNC are united on a Trump second term.

A new state poll shows Washington residents are overwhelmingly anxious about American democracy. The results break down by political party in surprising ways.