PORT OF SEATTLE: A HISTORICAL, WORKING WATERFRONT BUILT FOR THE FUTURE
On Seattle’s central waterfront, fishing vessels still tie up at the dock, crews unload their catch and maritime trades move among piers, uplands and warehouses.
On Seattle’s central waterfront, fishing vessels still tie up at the dock, crews unload their catch and maritime trades move among piers, uplands and warehouses.
The region sees major pick-ups in energy, tech, quantum and mining.
Good jobs, lower costs attract people to state’s smaller interior counties.
The Puyallup Tribe adds commercial port activity in Tacoma to an increasingly diverse economic development roster.
Hydroelectricity helps deliver the EV revolution to central Washington.
In Seattle, it’s time to put a lid on things to reconnect people and places.
Collins Aerospace’s local GM sheds light on the company’s decision to invest in Spokane, home base for one of the nation’s new Tech Hubs.
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From dam removal to new camping sites, outdoor projects receive major funding boost.
Life begins in Washington.
No matter the industry, statewide workforce development programs grow with federal support.
Rural Washington is on the move thanks to state investment.
Once considered a longshot, the 2026 World Cup is coming to Seattle.
Explore how each region makes its mark.
Washington’s Maritime Economy Covers the Waterfront
Targeted development initiatives in rural Washington communities aim to support new innovation and attract business investment.
A global sporting event is certain to bring even more visitors to Washington.
Washington’s forestry industry keeps evolving
and leading.
Wine is a glowing success.
Washington has the resources and room to grow life sciences companies.
Washington’s universities lead “life-changing” research in agriculture.
Don’t mess with Washington. It’s bristling with military installations, including Joint Base Lewis-McChord, the biggest joint base west of the Rocky Mountains. It’s home to the U.S. Army’s I Corps...
Washington State’s Centers of Excellence secure a skilled workforce for in-demand industries.