Why Seattle Experienced the Worst Global Air Quality This Week
The Space Needle in Seattle, neighboring mountains, and the skyline were all obscured by a dense mixture of smoke and fog on … Keep Reading
State Tourism Industry Convenes In Seattle October 11-13 2022
First in-person conference in more than ten years features Rick Steves keynote, hot industry issues and regional roundtables; Summit on responsible outdoor … Keep Reading
Bloodworks Northwest Unveils New Donation Center in Renton, Serving South Seattle Communities
Located directly across from Bloodworks’ processing lab, the new location will create better efficiencies between the two facilities by delivering blood within … Keep Reading
Teachers In Seattle Vote To Suspend The Strike After Reaching ‘Tentative Agreement’ With School District
The school year was supposed to start Sept 7th, however, the strike continues to be extended. That maybe over, however, as the … Keep Reading
Sue Bird Announces Her Retirement from the WNBA in Her Farewell Game
After 21 years in the WNBA, Sue Bird has finally retired. The Seattle Storm’s season came to an end Tuesday when they … Keep Reading
Top 3 Candidates for the Seattle Police Chief Post Announced by Mayor Harrell
Seattle’s hunt for a new police chief, which began over two years after the prior chief retired, has narrowed down to three … Keep Reading
Ex-Seattle Seahawks Linebacker Shaquem Griffin Has Decided to Retire from the NFL
The NFL’s “real inspiration,” veteran Seattle Seahawks linebacker Shaquem Griffin, said he is retiring from the league on Wednesday 25th August 2020. … Keep Reading
Seattle Records One of Its Hottest Nights
The National Weather Service reports that the temperature in Seattle was 14 degrees higher than usual between Wednesday night and Thursday 25th … Keep Reading
5 Fun Things to Do in Seattle This August
Summer in Seattle is the perfect time of year to visit or be in the Emerald City. You can enjoy outdoor activities … Keep Reading
Why Are Seattle’s Public Parking Lots Now Dominated by Illegally Installed Concrete Blocks?
A considerable amount of Georgetown’s public parking is now obstructed by enormous, 6-foot-long slabs of concrete. The blocks, which are frequently referred … Keep Reading