You'll probably live through the big earthquake. Are we ready for the aftermath? There will be a time — it could be tomorrow, it could be 100 years from now —when the ground beneath us will start to shake. Buildings will crumble.... Bill Radke
5 reasons a tunnel is safer than the Alaskan Way Viaduct The Seattle region has been growing so fast, there are now 400,000 more people here than in 2009, when we agreed to replace the Alaskan Way Viaduct with... Carolyn Adolph
After Alaska quake, questions about how ready we are for a tsunami In the early, early hours of Tuesday morning phones lit up along the Washington coast alerting to the possibility of a tsunami. A 7.9 magnitude... Bill Radke
How to save that old building from a megaquake? Try spray-on concrete Seattle has 1,100 old brick buildings that are especially vulnerable to collapsing in a big earthquake. Few have been retrofitted to withstand a major... John Ryan
Earthquake retrofits or affordable rent? Some Seattleites may have to choose Hundreds of old brick buildings in Seattle are at risk of collapsing during a major earthquake – that’s clear. Also clear: These structures are often in... Paige Browning
Hey, when is the Pacific Northwest getting our earthquake warning system? Seconds before last week's 7.1 magnitude earthquake in Mexico City, people got an alert that the ground was about to start shaking. The Sistema de... Bill Radke
Gracias, Seattle: Sisters bring water and aid to Mexico earthquake victims SAN GREGORIO ATLAPULCO, MEXICO - A week after Mexico City’s devastating earthquake, donations continue to pour in. One came this week from Seattle and... Liz Jones
The spooky, underwater forests of Lake Washington and Lake Sammamish At the southern end of Lake Sammamish, just off Greenwood Point, several jagged, gray logs stick up from the water. They’re the only visible sign of an... Amy Rolph
3.4 magnitude earthquake shakes Puget Sound region A small earthquake centered near Bremerton shook the central Puget Sound area early Wednesday. Lisa Brooks
Surprise! Washington isn't prepared for a major earthquake Bill Radke talks with Bill Steele of the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network at the University of Washington about how Washington state is unprepared for... Caroline Chamberlain
