Denny Triangle High-Rise Turns Ghost Offices Into 44 New Apartments
Holland Partner Group has turned three mostly vacant office floors at the Ivey on Boren into 44 new apartments, sliding fresh housing into a Denny Triangle tower that was already packed with development. According to the Puget Sound Business Journal, the 44 homes were carved out of three office levels...
Seattle City Council gives city more power to close streets for safety reasons
Seattle City Council unanimously passed an emergency ordinance Tuesday afternoon to grant the city more power to close streets for public safety.
Navy planes won’t perform at Bremerton Air Show due to military pause
There will be no Navy aircraft performing at this year's Bremerton Air Show in July, after a recent EA-18G Growler crash in Idaho, and this year's show at Bremerton National Airport on July 11 and 12 will primarily feature classic aircraft. Two U.S. Navy EA-18G Growlers, assigned to Electronic Attack Squadron 129 from
Poulsbo brewery closes after nearly a decade of service
After nearly a decade of business in downtown Poulsbo, Western Red Brewing closed following its last day of service June 30. “Over the years, Western Red Brewing has been privileged to be part of countless celebrations, friendships, fundraisers, community events, and everyday moments that made this journey so meaningfu
July’s Big Boom of Festivals and Events: Your PNW Activity Guide for July 2026
There's an old saying around here that says summer doesn't begin until July 4. That might not be true this year (we already had a great head start in June!) but July is typically a safer bet when planning for outdoor fun. Looking for where can you find the festivities...
Buyer Finds Out the Septic Drain Field Extends Onto the Neighbor’s Land — Then...
It’s the kind of detail most buyers don’t think to ask about until someone points at a map and says, “That part isn’t yours.” One prospective buyer in Issaquah, Washington was getting ready to make an offer on a home when they learned the septic drain field doesn’t fully sit on the property they’d be...
News Vouchers Delayed Until 2027, Stranger’s Editor Out, Ex-Cop Fired for Punching Handcuffed Woman...
1. Mayor Katie Wilson, who had been planning to release her “News Notes” proposal to help fund independent media on or around Independence Day, has pushed the potential ballot measure back a year, according to her office. We’ve followed up with more questions about the reason for the delay and will update this post if
This Tiny Washington Café Still Serves Green Chile The Way Locals Grew Up Loving
Honestly, some of my favorite memories in Washington revolve around finding those hidden gems that nobody else seems to know about. You know the kind, the tiny, hole-in-the-wall joints where the air smells like roasted peppers and the staff treats you like you’ve been a regular for decades. I found this little café rec
Census data shows Washington with a boom in boomers, drop in kids; Lewis County...
Last week, the U.S. Census Bureau released age data covering the 2020 – 2025 period, offering a portrait of a graying America. The findings showed that outside the South, the number of children under 18 is shrinking while the population aged 65 and older is growing across the country.
Seattle homeowners seek help after being ‘hunted’ by real estate solicitors
Seattle lawmakers are considering a new ordinance that would make it illegal to solicit unwilling homeowners to sell their properties. The legislation, introduced by Councilmember Dionne Foster,

















