Downtown Seattle is on the mend, with much more work to be done
Business columnist Jon Talton looks at the health of downtown Seattle, where exciting changes are happening but work is left to be done.
2 pedestrians hit, killed in separate hit-and-runs on same day in Seattle
Seattle police are investigating two separate hit-and-runs that killed two pedestrians in the early hours of Feb. 1.The first ...
Woman rescued from Seattle fire, transported to hospital
Just after 6 a.m., firefighters rescued one occupant from the building. The Seattle Fire Department later said it was a ...
People experiencing homelessness in Seattle find lifeline in severe weather as outreach ramps up
As freezing temperatures and the potential for snow grip Seattle, outreach workers with the nonprofit We Heart Seattle are ...
Two separate fatal hit-and-run crashes in Seattle; police looking for drivers
Seattle Police are investigating two fatal hit-and-run incidents involving pedestrians that occurred early Saturday morning.
Construction of final segment of Seattle Waterfront project begins
The final segment of Seattle's waterfront revitalization has started construction six years after the Alaskan Way Viaduct was ...
Bellevue considering getting rid of free street parking
Free street parking could be going away in Downtown Bellevue, as the city struggles to meet the growing demand for spaces.
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Seattle downtown’s proposed digital kiosk program could spread to streets of Pike/Pine
Planners behind a proposal to add digital wayfinding kiosks with news and information, wi-fi access, directions, and advertisements, to the streets of Seattle’s core aren’t just ...
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Golden Circle Honoree: Jackson Street Community Council
In 1946, a multiracial organization sponsored by the United Good Neighbor (forerunner to the United Way of King County) was formed.