Seattle Times

Connections are everywhere now. You can see them, zagging from Bill Walsh to all around the NFL. Men hoisting Super Bowl trophies. Men spouting change. They are members of the...

The monthly plane trips and long-distance phone calls weren't enough. Anne Loustau, who resides in Seattle, could no longer ensure that her confused mother, Lois, living alone in California, was...

There was one last phone call to make. Mike Holmgren placed it Thursday. It wasn't long; the days were running painfully short. . . . What do you say when...

During the day they are doctors, managers, mothers and secretaries. At night, they slip on their bead-and-sequin-studded bras and matching skirts and are enveloped by rhythmic clapping as they move...

The following quick recipe for pasta uses flavorful goat cheese and spinach. Using packaged cleaned spinach leaves makes this an easy dish to put together. It is adapted from "Summer-Winter...

This month used to be so much fun. It was the month of Walt Frazier and Willis Reed. Jerry West and Elgin Baylor. It was Magic Johnson against Larry Bird....

It's 1 p.m. on a Friday and real estate agent Tere Foster is hosting an open house for other agents. She's six hours into her work day, which means she...

Once upon a time, when the word Amazon brought to mind a rain forest in Brazil, a computer programmer named Rebecca Allen accepted a job with a start-up company that...

A West Seattle nursing home has become a leader in industry reforms. The fifth-floor men's lunch group is convened around a properly set table and a good bottle of wine...

The first image is a baby all alone in a chair in an otherwise empty room. The second is a young boy in a baseball cap. The third, a disheveled...