Browns request interview with Seattle Seahawks defensive coordinator Aden Durde, per report

The Cleveland Browns have submitted a request to interview Seahawks defensive coordinator Aden Durde for their head coaching job, according to the NFL Network.

Seattle leaders slammed for police order to stop prosecuting drug users

Seattle's new mayor faces growing backlash over drug enforcement approach as internal police email reveals most possession cases diverted from prosecution.

Seattle Mariners prospect Korbyn Dickerson is already attracting attention

Though he's likely still a couple of seasons away from the Major Leagues, Mariners prospect Korbyn Dickerson has impressed team management in a very short amoun
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What did the analytics say about the 49ers' Week 18 loss to Seattle

The San Francisco 49ers lost to the Seattle Seahawks on Saturday. Here's who had the best and worst days, according to Pro Football Focus.

Man pleads not guilty in deadly shooting at Seattle hookah lounge, bail set at $3 million

The 30-year-old suspect is accused of firing a gun multiple times inside a Seattle hookah lounge before shooting the victim in the back.

Seattle police union president announces he’s stepping down

Mike Solan, a vocal union leader who buttressed members, is known for using his podcast to frequently criticize government, police leadership and the media.

‘Months of Hell’ return to I-5 around Seattle

We survived it last year, barely, but now we're in for several "months of Hell" as closures of northbound I-5 across the Ship Canal Bridge return.

Seattle police union president announces he will not seek reelection

"Lot of attempts to cancel me, get me fired, cancel this union," Mike Solan said while announcing his decision on his podcast.

Plans to build a new grocery store in old Seattle QFC in limbo

Hopes for a new grocery store in Seattle's Wedgwood neighborhood are up in the air after the property owner and developer reached an impasse.

Seattle police union condemns new socialist mayor's drug enforcement approach as 'suicidal empathy'

Seattle Police Officers Guild President Mike Solan said on Sunday that the city's LEAD program represents "suicidal empathy" and will increase death and decay on streets.
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