Rain and lightning caused a weather delay in the first day of the NCAA Track & Field Championships in Fayetteville, Ark. Washington Washington: Seven UW...

Our sunnier season is off to a hot start this year, bringing lots of folks to Seattle's two seasonal outdoor public pools to cool off and enjoy June's unusually warm weather.

A lineup of fairs and fun.

Two Seattle families with young kids find fun in a shared beach house at Manzanita, Ore.

In Game 3 of the NBA Finals on Tuesday night, Kobe Bryant, looking tired and mortal, gave new life to the here-they-come-again Orlando Magic, who shot a Finals-record 63 percent in a 108-104 win over the Los Angeles Lakers and

Seahawks coach Jim Mora says Michael Vick deserves to be reinstated to the NFL, though that second chance apparently wouldn't come in Seattle...

Washington quarterback says the move is a fallback if his football career doesn't work out.

Storm coach Brian Agler has started forwards Lauren Jackson and Camille Little inside. Jackson is the team's leading scorer, averaging 23.0 points, while Little is the leading rebounder (5.7).

Marian Hossa is about to find out if he made the right choice. The Slovakian right wing chose to sign a one-year contract with the defending champion Detroit Red Wings last summer after turning down a longer and more lucrative

South-central Puget Sound and the Tulalip Bubble fishery appear to be the hot spots

Behind the open brawling over how to rebuild the nation's health-care system, the toughest battle may be this: Who should pay the bill?

A rifle-toting 88-year-old man with a history of anti-Semitism entered the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum on Wednesday and opened fire, fatally wounding a security officer before he was shot and severely wounded as tourists scurried for cover, authorities said.

In the final hours of Iran's fierce election campaign, the top pro-reform challenger to President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad got a sharp warning Wednesday that authorities would crush any attempt at a popular "revolution" inspired by the huge rallies and street parties

around Seattle and Puget Sound.

The police said the bomb was inside a parked car near the outdoor market, and photographs of the scene showed a nearly completely destroyed car that appeared to be a Chevrolet Caprice. The bomb was detonated shortly after 9 a.m.,

An annual event hosted by BYU's Museum of Art draws crowds of people.

Students share thoughts, feelings

BYU's No. 1-ranked, Wilson-sponsored racquetball player used to have no one to play the sport with; no other children in his town played, and no adults wanted to face a novice.

Students should not confuse pride with glory, David Day, a BYU curator, said at Tuesday's devotional.