Outsiders often disparage Seattle as an unusually white city. A truer statement would acknowledge that this liberal enclave, where communities of color have lived for generations, is, more precisely, ...

Armstrong Williams takes on the news of the week and asks the questions you want answered. Don’t miss our weekly town hall! by PAUL RIVERA | KOMO Staff SEATTLE (KOMO) — A fresh seafood market in ...

The fact that Seattle is surrounded by water is good news for both your stomach and your phone’s camera roll—don’t pretend like you don’t have an entire album devoted to sunsets at Pike Place in July.

This year saw the departure of some of our most treasured places and institutions, from a South Seattle fish market to a 33-year-old theater group and more. Here, our Seattle Times features staff ...

Harry Yoshimura’s father opened the store in 1946. He, his son and his sister are all partners in the business now and made the tough decision to close. “It's just about time, we’ve been thinking ...

Nine months after the publication of a startling report about incidents of farmed salmon incorrectly labeled as wild-caught, owners of Seattle sushi restaurants and grocery stores still don’t consider ...

SEATTLE — A seafood staple along Alki Beach in West Seattle has closed its doors for good. Duke's Seafood, located at 2516 Alki Ave. SW, announced the sale and closure of the location on Thursday, ...

SEATTLE — Duke's Seafood has been a staple of the Seattle restaurant scene for nearly 50 years, and it only takes one visit to understand its longevity. The family-owned restaurant got its start in ...