Seattle weekend events: Record Store Day, Earth Day festivals, sports, and more
The rain rolled through this weekend, but the forecast is primed for a weekend full of fun. Major music events planned around Record Store Day. It’s a big weekend for music lovers as Record Store Day is Saturday! There will be exclusive deals, exclusive records, and lots more happening at record stores across the state. You’ll want to plan ahead and get to your...
Discover South Lake Union: Seattle’s must-visit food destination
South Lake Union is vibrant. Bustling. Alive with energy, art—and, of course, incredible food. Spend just a few minutes here, and you’ll quickly understand why this neighborhood has become one of Seattle’s top dining destinations. From cozy hidden gems to lively hotspots, South Lake Union (SLU) offers something for every taste—and every occasion.
Beach House Greetings now open in Edmonds
After being displaced by a major construction project at 4-Corners, Beach House Greetings has found a new home in Edmonds. Their previous location in the shopping area located on Richmond Beach Rd at the junction of four Shoreline neighborhoods (Hillwood, Richmond Beach, Innis Arden, and Richmond Highlands) will be the site of the Acoya, a six story, 224 unit assisted living facility, (see...
Harger: Seattle’s Clean City report is out. 661,000 needles. Purple bags for encampments. Gas...
Seattle released its Clean City report this week. And the city wants you to know it had a big year. The city removed 5.3 million pounds of waste from Seattle streets in 2025. The report helpfully notes that’s the weight of about 530 orca whales, in case you needed a visual.
Port of Bremerton to pay $350K to family attacked by river otter
BREMERTON, Wash. — A Bremerton family will receive a $350,000 settlement after a mother and child were attacked by a river otter at a marina in September 2024. The family’s attorney, Christopher Froines, confirmed the settlement reached with the Port of Bremerton. At the time of the attack,...
King County Metro faces scrutiny after only 8 citations despite 78K fare checks
SEATTLE — Questions are mounting over King County Metro’s fare enforcement program after new data showed relatively few citations issued despite tens of thousands of fare checks, prompting calls for oversight from county leaders. King County Council member Reagan Dunn said he has requested a hearing to review...
Seattle police link series of early morning armed robberies across city
SEATTLE — The Seattle Police Department says a series of armed robberies reported early Friday morning across Seattle are likely connected. Police say three incidents were reported within about 25 minutes in West Seattle and South Seattle. The first call came at 12:51 a.m. in the 1600 block of...
Walk Among Life-Sized Dinosaurs At This Wonderfully Quirky Washington Park
There’s a place in Washington where prehistoric creatures have taken up permanent residence, and they’re surprisingly friendly. Hisey Park in Granger offers visitors the chance to walk among dinosaurs without the inconvenience of time travel or the risk of being eaten. Let’s talk about the elephant in the...
You Can Cuddle the Fluffiest Cows in America at This Little-Known Farm in Washington
Looking for the softest, sweetest cow cuddles near Seattle? Luckie Farms in Lake Stevens invites you to get up close with gentle Highland calves and a whole cast of friendly barnyard stars. Visitors rave about the warm welcome from staff and the calm, well-loved animals that make every moment feel special.
Seattle runner attacked on waterfront trail, warns women to stay vigilant
SEATTLE — A Seattle woman says she was grabbed and nearly pulled off a popular running trail near Olympic Sculpture Park in broad daylight Wednesday morning, and her social media warning to other women has since gone viral. Alissa Montez, 29, says she runs the well-traveled Belltown waterfront path...

















