Elise Takahama

Not far from Seattle, urgent care can come to your front yard

Gov. Bob Ferguson signed an executive order Thursday aimed at helping thousands of Washington patients who could soon lose Medicaid coverage.

The emergency surgery was a first at Woodland Park Zoo, and made for a profound experience as specialists who care for animals and humans came together.

Amtrak trains between Seattle and Portland are out of service after a warehouse fire. Buses are replacing several train lines.

The Gates Foundation is donating over half a billion dollars to UW's Institute of Health Metrics and Evaluation, whose research informs policies around the world.

Requirements around childhood vaccines in Washington state have not changed for the coming academic year, despite President Trump's new executive order.

The blaze, which has burned outside Leavenworth for almost a month, has destroyed at least 26 structures and is a threat to more than 1,900.

A Providence Swedish training program plans to cut ties with three community clinics that have historically served lower-income patients of color.

After she requested and received the resignation of Chief Shon Barnes, Mayor Katie Wilson talked about what happens next with the police department.

Fewer residency slots in family medicine could add to a troubling shortage of doctors in Washington, especially among community clinics.