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Weekend Getaway to Woodinville, WA
As the excitement builds for the FIFA World Cup 26™, fans flocking to Seattle can enhance their experiences … The post Weekend Getaway to Woodinville, WA appeared first on Visit S… -
2025 Seattle Gift Guide: Local Gifts & Unique Experiences
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Enjoy an Espresso Martini in the Country’s Coffee Capital
There’s no better place to sip a perfectly crafted espresso martini than in Seattle. From world-famous roasters to … The post Enjoy an Espresso Martini in the Country’s Coffee Cap… -
25 Things To Do in Seattle in 2025
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Voter Turnout Lags as Washington's Primary Election Enters Home Stretch
The deadline to get a ballot to a drop box in Washington draws near, with voter turnout lagging even where it was four years ago. Ballots are due tonight at 8pm. -
Op-Ed: Vote Gabe Rothstein for Seattle Municipal Court
Seattle voters have an opportunity to reform one of the state's most powerful and dysfunctional courts: Seattle Municipal Court. Voters should seize this opportunity and elect Gab… -
Wilson and Council Clash after Seattle Police Chief's Resignation
On Friday, Mayor Katie Wilson defended her decision to ask for Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes’ resignation, which he proffered Thursday. Several councilmembers have lambasted th… -
Wilson Ousts Police Chief Amid Criticisms of Missteps, Frequent Absences
Mayor Katie Wilson ousted Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes on Wednesday, according to numerous reports, but allies are fighting to save his job. Barnes' missteps and frequent abse… -
Op-Ed: Hannah Sabio-Howell is the Leader LD43 Needs
State Representative Shaun Scott and Seattle Councilmember Alexis Mercedes Rinck explain why they're voting for Hannah Sabio-Howell for state Senate. -
Washington’s 25 Best Beaches
Sunbathing, swimming, hiking, kite-flying...we found the state's best stretches of sand for all of it. -
Property Watch: Big Views and a Storied Pedigree in Magnolia
Refined Northwest Regional Style and 210-degree views at one of the last commissions from an iconic local architect. -
Finding Stillness in Seattle
A listening lounge helped me realize there are too many tabs open in my head. -
An Idea Worth Importing, from Tanuki Coffee Roasters
Justin Inahara saw how well the single-use pour-over kits, common in Asian, would fit the Seattle lifestyle. -
A Seattle-Themed Crossword Puzzle
A game that tests just how well you know Seattle's roads, restaurants, and sports heroes. -
Seattle's Best Shaved Ice and Slushies
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This summer, the Capitol Hill Block Party happens in August
No, you did not miss it. This summer, the Capitol Hill Block Party happens in August. The 28th annual edition of the E Pike music festival as we know it takes place this weekend, … -
Who is spending what in the battle for the 43rd District
The biggest political race playing out across Seattle’s Capitol Hill this Election Day is more of a preliminary heat with the top two vote getters destined to battle again into No…
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T-Mobile Park’s 2026 Food Lineup
Mariners baseball is back and Seattle is stepping up to the plate with new additions to their menu. … The post T-Mobile Park’s 2026 Food Lineup appeared first on Visit Seattle. -
Exploring Seattle’s Surroundings Without a Car
Seattle is a wonderful city to visit without a car. I know because I have one, and most … The post Exploring Seattle’s Surroundings Without a Car appeared first on Visit Seattle. -
Downtown Green Spaces to Pair with Your Trip to Seattle
Surrounded by water, mountains, and old growth forests, Seattle’s proximity to nature sets it apart—and its downtown is full … The post Downtown Green Spaces to Pair with Your Tri… -
August Social and The Urbanist x CityNerd: Building a Transit-Oriented Puget Sound
Get your ticket to our September 15th Town Hall Seattle talk featuring CityNerd's Ray Delahanty and The Urbanist’s Ryan Packer. Attendees will get a sneak peek at a CityNerd video… -
Op-Ed: Sound Transit Gave Us a Ballard Date. Here’s How To Accelerate It.
Sound Transit recently revealed light rail won't reach Ballard until "around 2060" without further intervention. Seattle Subway lays out a path to greatly accelerate this delivery… -
Op-Ed: Federal Transportation Policy Is Growing Unhinged Under Trump
America Walks is urging Congress to block federal transportation funding reauthorization until the Whitehouse can prove that it is following the law and disbursing funding Congres… -
Full Ballard Link Line Could Take Until 2060 To Build, Sound Transit Says
The new 2060 timeline for light rail stations in Interbay and Ballard assumes Sound Transit isn't able to unearth any major cost savings or unlock additional financial tools. But … -
Impending Metro Service Changes See Last-Minute Pushback in Lake Forest Park
King County Metro's new bus network in North Seattle and the North Shore communities is intended to improve access to light rail and bring increased frequencies throughout the day… -
Things to Do in Seattle
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Unburied: The Secrets of a Deadly Mount Baker Avalanche
In 1986, a snow slide on a Cascade volcano engulfed four young men in a torrent of ice and snow. Almost 30 years later, the mountain gave something back. -
Short Summer Day Trips from Seattle
No packing, just playing. -
Street Cheese Goes for (Dairy) Gold
Courtney Johnson brings championship cheesemongering to Beacon Hill. -
ShibShib and Sushi Yoin Open and More Food News
Plus more restaurants to look forward to, including Gohan, Max's Burgers, and a Donna's sibling. -
Tasty Trends and Fusty Fads This Summer
The hottest and nottest in the local food scene right now. -
What to Do in Washington State in July
Bull riding in Chelan and bluegrass in the mountains, plus more festivals for summer's longest month. -
August primary first count: Pedersen says ‘We did it,’ Sawant will need big turnaround in bid for D.C., Seattle loves libraries
Tuesday’s Election Night counts in the August primary seem likely to cement the path to victory this November for two longtime Democratic Party leaders from the area. Capitol Hill… -
Not quite 24×7, Seattle’s CARE Department crisis responders now available 18.5 hours a day
Seattle’s CARE Department is ready for a big step as the city’s crisis responders are expanding their hours to daily from 6:30 AM to 1:00 AM across Seattle. The unit previously op…
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Unwrap the Joy: Your Ultimate Seattle Holiday Itinerary!
The holiday season twinkles to life in Seattle, transforming the city into a winter wonderland brimming with festive … The post Unwrap the Joy: Your Ultimate Seattle Holiday Itine… -
A Teen’s Guide for a Trip to Seattle
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Making the Most of Seattle Museum Month
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Library Levies Up Big in Early Primary Results, Mixed Bag for Progressive Challengers
Seattle and Sno-Isle library levies are both cruising to victory based on election night returns. Urbanists appear likely to flip a Seattle Council seat, but several centrist lawm… -
Issaquah Breaks Ground on Affordable Housing Project Ten Years in the Making
Getting to the point of construction on 154 units next door to Issaquah Transit Center involved numerous hurdles city officials had to surmount since 2016. But now the saga is see… -
Sunday Video: Where Are America’s Trains?
Despite having the largest network of train tracks in the world, the United States has a serious lack of passenger rail services. That’s not by accident, as Rollie Williams of Cli… -
The Builder's Remedy Looks To Be Coming to Bainbridge Island
Without a state extension, Bainbridge Island is on track to be required to permit any housing project that meets certain affordability requirements, regardless of existing zoning,… -
Op-Ed: Join the Children’s Political Table in Voting to Empower Kids
Public schools, early learning, and child care have suffered deep cuts in recent sessions, and Washington State continues to face a major budget shortfall. A new coalition lays ou… -
Every Nonstop Flight from Seattle's Sea-Tac Airport and More
No stops when you fly to Hong Kong, Rome, or even Walla Walla. -
What to Do in Washington in August
It's fair season—and time for a floating music festival. -
The Best Seafood in Seattle
Where to find the oysters, the crab rolls, and the sustainably sourced delicacies that define our waterbound town. -
This Cruise Really Cooks
How one ship put its best fin forward and won over a food writer. -
How Science Is Rewriting Cruising in Antarctica
Can a few scientists turn an end-of-the-world vacation into the world’s best field trip? -
Supra’s Georgian Feasts Get People Talking
It’s dinner, and you’re the show. -
An Incomplete History of Pro Sports in Seattle
From the Sounders (1970s) to the Sounders (2000s); hydroplanes, the Kingdome, and more. -
‘Execution’ — Report details video evidence and new witness claims about unsolved killing of teen at CHOP
A joint investigative journalism project from the Seattle Times and KUOW has made new revelations about the CHOP killing of teen Antonio Mays Jr. including an account from a previ…