The rate of businesses in the U.S. using AI is still relatively small but growing rapidly, with firms in information technology, and in locations like Colorado and the District of Columbia, leading ...

Fairy gardens captivate the imagination, serving as miniature sanctuaries that offer a glimpse into a whimsical, enchanted world. These tiny landscapes are crafted to attract mythical fairy visitors, ...

SPOKANE — In 1974, Spokane became the smallest city in history to host the World's Fair, sparking a transformation in the heart of the city that became the catalyst for sustainable growth in the ...

For Trammell Crow Residential's Alexan Woodinville apartments, at 14801 N.E. 144th St., that crane went up in recent months. Groundwork seems to have begun last fall.

The S&P 500 rose 45.81 points, or 0.9%, to 5,064.20 a day after swinging sharply when the Federal Reserve said it's likely delaying cuts to interest rates but not planning to hike them. It more than ...

Taking a trip together is the perfect way to celebrate Mother's Day, a birthday or graduation. It's an opportunity to reconnect, create lasting memories and share new adventures. Whether you are ...

SDOT crews this week broke ground on a new paving and safety project at 11th and 12th Avenues Northeast in Ravenna.

The master use permit came nearly two years ago for apartments planned at 4030 Seventh Ave. N.E. The seven-story, 40-unit project, dubbed Valhalla, is to replace two old houses — now demolished.

One of the worst movie sins is when a comedy fails to at least match the natural charisma of its stars. Not all actors are capable of being effortlessly witty without a tightly crafted script and some ...

KENT — A future development site at 22007 116th Ave. S.E. sold for $3 million, according to King County records. The seller was the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which acquired the ...

A retail complex at 6979 Coal Creek Pkwy. S.E. recently sold for $18 million, according to King County records.

Fisherman’s Village Music Festival will fill downtown Everett with live music and food and arts vendors May 16-18.