The National Weather Service and Washington weather expert Cliff Mass say Washington will see winds up to 65mph this week.

A powerful bomb cyclone associated with a major atmospheric river is forecast to drench the West Coast, from Washington to California, midweek, potentially leading to flooding.

(Ellen M. Banner/The Seattle Times via AP, Pool, File) SEATTLE (AP) — Boeing said in a notice filed with Washington’s Employment Security Department on Monday that it has so far laid off 2,199 workers in the state, among job cuts that will eventually ...

Boeing will lay off more than 2,200 workers in the U.S. states of Washington and Oregon, according to filings posted on Monday, as part of the debt-heavy U.S. planemaker's plan to cut 17,000 jobs, or 10% of its global workforce.

The cuts hit workers at facilities across the country, and appeared to impact all three Boeing divisions: commercial airplanes, defense and global services.