Florida man walks through Nebraska on cross-country journey
TILDEN, Neb.- A Florida man is walking across Nebraska as part of a cross-country journey he says is meant to inspire others while raising money for families affected by cancer. Camilo Ruiz said his trek, called the "End the Rat Race Walk," is intended to show how a single decision...
Bellevue International Festival Gets Ready for Third Year
Bellevue’s annual International Festival is set to take place at Crossroads Park from noon to 5 p.m. on Aug. 8. The free-to-attend event will include a variety of live music and dance acts representing cultures from around the world. Attendees can also explore food trucks, family-friendly activities, informational boot
This Washington Fireworks Cruise Is An Adults-Only Fourth Of July Night On Lake Union
I’ve always thought fireworks were best enjoyed from a comfy couch, popcorn in hand, and a TV that’s somehow louder than the blasts. Then I discovered the adults‑only fireworks cruise on Lake Union, and suddenly my July 4th plans got a splash of class (and a dash of sea‑salt).
Seattle’s Asian Food Culture Embodies Generations of Immigrant Contributions
Seattle has long drawn strength from the Asian communities that helped shape its identity from the very beginning. Immigrants from across Asia established neighborhoods such as Chinatown, Little Saigon, Japantown, and Manilatown, while also supplying fresh produce to Pike Place Market from farms on Bainbridge Island an
15-year-old charged with murder in fatal Kent shooting
King County prosecutors charged a 15-year-old boy with first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of a 16-year-old girl in Kent, and they’re asking for him to be tried as an adult.
Washington to sign carbon market deal with California, Québec, GOP asks for pause
SEATTLE, Wash. — Washington state is set to sign a carbon market linkage agreement with California and Québec on June 25, with Gov. Bob Ferguson joining a 1:30 p.m. event in Seattle to mark the move. Under the linked system, businesses in Washington will be able to use...
Sand Point Golf Course Slices Hundreds Of Trees, Neighbors Cry Foul
The manicured fairways at Sand Point Country Club in northeast Seattle are drawing attention for what is missing. Neighbors and tree advocates say the private golf course felled or severely pruned more than 200 mature trees during a recent redesign of the course, and they are now asking whether the city is actually enf
Once secular Seattleites, now Catholic converts. Inside the wave of new believers
For decades, Corey Heller had a hard time finding meaning in her life. She was disillusioned, white-knuckling her way through life, the kind of feeling that could feel too big or too hard to talk about honestly outside of a therapist’s office. As a stay-at-home mom in her 50s...
Washington’s Data Center Debate Is Heating Up
Washington is setting records for data center growth—but is that good news or cause for concern?
Waterfront Park draws 451,000-plus visits in 11 days, sets single-day attendance record
SEATTLE — Waterfront Park has become a major gathering place during the opening weeks of the FIFA World Cup 2026, drawing more than 451,000 visits in the tournament’s first 11 days, according to Friends of Waterfront Park. From June 11 through June 21, the park recorded 451,172 visits...

















