Patrick Malone

The family of John Barnett, a Boeing whistleblower who died by suicide last year, filed a wrongful-death lawsuit against the company.

In a system critics compare to a casino, an FAA whistleblower program meant to aid insiders from Boeing and other aerospace giants is proving a bad bet for some.

Congress passed two laws in 20 years to slow the revolving door to aerospace firms. But, it sent scores of personnel through the door.

The personnel who roam freely between jobs in government and corporate America are the tendons that allow Boeing to flex its muscles.

A driver tried to pass multiple vehicles in rural King County, causing a devastating crash that halted traffic for hours, according to the State Patrol.

Asylum-seekers living at an encampment in Kent say they have been the subject of harassment and assault, and need a safer place to stay.

A law aimed at ending the FAA's reliance on Boeing employees to conduct inspections for the regulator, among other sweeping changes, is still being implemented.

A Seattle Times review of the company’s business and regulatory histories captures the firm’s troubles since it was spun off from Boeing to excite investors.

Unprecedented criminal charges against three Tacoma officers for the killing of Manuel Ellis sparked unexpected consequences for supporters of the officers and advocates for greater accountability, widening divisions exposed by last summer’s massive protests.

Seattle’s surveillance contractor has history of illegal sales, bribery, worrying privacy advocates  The Seattle Times