Seattle Times

Dr. Wayne McCormick knocks loudly on the door and yells out his name. He does so because the frail patient inside the Seattle apartment is hard of hearing and lives...

Two muscular men stand on either side of the petite blonde, barking orders. The scene is the Gateway Athletic Club in Seattle. The woman is almost serene, nodding her head...

Charles Barkley played his role with the greatest gusto for 16 seasons. He was the anti-hero, the villain king. He was a little bit of Meadowlark Lemon and a little...

Five years ago Michael Lingenfelter of Plano, Texas, was contemplating suicide. Once a robust guy, the 57-year-old had undergone two major heart surgeries, plus a bypass procedure. Yet this husband,...

She was sick with a bacterial blood infection and had multiple fractures. That's what was quickly learned about Marjorie Weaver when she was admitted to Seattle's Harborview Medical Center. The...

From a 12th-floor condominium described as a sub-penthouse, the Seattle waterfront is a changing tableau of light, water and tiny vessels. The wealthy owners who'll pay more than $1 million...

Bob Rudd's house doesn't look so good these days (he never really liked the way it looked before, either). The front is torn up and there's a big pile of...

A few years back, Kurt Timmermeister bought a nice little plot of land that included a decaying old log house and a chicken coop converted into a small home. The...

The bedroom seemed OK. The floor was clean, the bed was made and there weren't any dirty clothes lying around. But real estate agent Barb Schwarz didn't like what she...

You never know where the next coaching genius will rise, propelling himself from the murky depths of one town's despair to bring a newfound joy to Sunday afternoons. He will...