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West Seattle's Track Team Ran So Fast Nobody in Oregon Knew What Hit 'Em Alright, Seattle! You hear that rumble? That's not a train on the waterfront, and it's not the crowd at T-Mobile Park for a Julio bomb. Nah, this is something different, something for the history books of our city's future! This past weekend, down

Seattle’s downtown office market has experienced one of its biggest changes in decades as property values decline and demand shifts. Billions of dollars in office real estate value have disappeared as companies rethink traditional workplaces. Remote and hybrid work, changing business needs, and economic uncertainty hav

The Dawgs just aced another report card . Why it matters: The University of Washington ranked No. 12 globally and No. 3 among U.S. public universities in U.S. News & World Report's latest Best Global Universities rankings, which evaluated 2,250 institutions across more than 100 countries. By the numbers: UW also crack

A Redmond police officer was in the process of citing a speeding driver when he watched another driver break the law and cited them, too.

Databricks Inc. has signed a lease for 160,000 square feet at Four106, a recently completed office tower in downtown Bellevue, according to the Puget Sound Business Journal. The deal marks the San Francisco-based data company’s largest office commitment in Washington state to date and brings its total footprint across

As we get into summer with dry conditions and hot temperatures, several counties are issuing varying degrees of burn bans.

Let’s start with the chicken. Today’s the day Lynnwood and Mill Creek have been waiting for. Washington’s newest Raising Cane’s chicken joint opens on 164th Street S.W. today. This is the fourth location in Washington, and the first north of Seattle. This opening has the potential...

Where Ya At, Matt? The food truck operated in Seattle and was scheduled at Interbay in front of the old 7–Eleven on Friday, 8/20, from 11am to 2pm. The business served Creole soul food created by Magnolia resident Matt Lewis with inspiration from New Orleans cooking traditions and weekly Friday presence in the area.

Seattle, Washington — After days of unusually warm temperatures and heightened wildfire concerns, the Pacific Northwest is preparing for a dramatic weather shift that could make the first weekend of summer feel more like early fall. Forecasters say temperatures across parts of Washington and Oregon will surge into the.

A Storm Team 10 Weather Alert is in place this Tuesday morning as heavy rain showers may cause flooding on roadways during the early portion of the commute. As of 5 a.m., a Flood Warning is in effect for portions of Providence, Kent, Washington, and Bristol counties. A half-inch to one inch of rainfall could fall in a