United States Eliminated From World Cup After 4–1 Loss to Belgium at Lumen Field in Seattle
The United States’ 2026 FIFA World Cup journey came to an end Monday night at Lumen Field, as Belgium defeated […]
University of Washington Ranked No. 12 Best University in the World, No. 3 Among U.S. Public Schools
The University of Washington continues to cement Seattle’s reputation as one of the world’s leading research hubs after earning the
Seattle High Schoolers Attacked by a Black Bear While Hiking on Mount Si, One Teen Reportedly Fell 1,000 Feet Down the Side of the Mountain
A routine hike on Mount Si turned into a frightening survival story last week after a black bear attacked a
Hantavirus from Cruise Ship Outbreak Might Have Spread into King County
Health officials in King County are currently monitoring several residents for possible exposure to the rare Andes strain of hantavirus
Seattle is Getting a New Concert Venue in SoDo Neighborhood by T-Mobile Park
Seattle’s live music scene is preparing for a major expansion as plans move forward for a brand-new 5,500-capacity concert venue
Community Members Mourns the Loss of Quusaa “Q” Margarsa After Tragic Shooting at his Workplace
Seattle is mourning the loss of Quusaa “Q” Margarsa, a 25-year-old Seattle man who was found dead Saturday morning inside
Seattle Man Accused of Throwing Rock at Endangered Hawaiian Monk Seal Faces Federal Investigation
A 37-year-old man from Seattle is under investigation after being caught on video throwing a large rock at Lani, a
A Possible “Super” El Niño Could Reshape Washington’s Weather
A rare and powerful climate pattern may be forming in the Pacific Ocean, one that could significantly influence weather across
Seahawks Select Running Back in First Round of the 2026 NFL Draft
The Seattle Seahawks made a bold move in the 2026 NFL Draft, selecting running back Jadarian Price with the 32nd
Have You Seen the Art Sculpture in Capitol Hill Station? The Story Behind Seattle’s “Jet Kiss” Installation
If you’ve ever ridden through Capitol Hill Station on Seattle’s light rail, you’ve probably looked up and noticed two enormous