WA’s DNR pivots to fish farms on land after net-pen controversy
The state and a salmon farming company are exploring the possibilities after a massive fish spill in 2017 led to the end of commercial farms in the water.
Day: April 7, 2023
13 things to do in the Seattle area this weekend
Hopefully you have some leisure time in the days ahead to eat a perfect burger, catch a movie, try the quirky hobby “magnet fishing” and more.
Sea-Tac Airport’s new $1B international terminal too tight a squeeze for 20 big jets
According to the Port of Seattle, design flaws are creating problems at the new Sea-Tac terminal that could add up to “tens or hundreds of millions of dollars” in losses.
New movies in Seattle-area theaters this week: ‘The Super Mario Bros. Movie,’ ‘Air’
Looking for a new movie to see in Seattle-area theaters this week? Here are five to choose from, including “Paint” and “How to Blow Up a Pipeline.”
Burien faces hard choices around homeless encampment
A homeless encampment in downtown Burien is raising a host of new questions for the small South King County city to solve with few resources.
Are federal regulations the watershed moment for zero trust?
With federal regulations related to zero trust and cybersecurity looming, many believe this will be the catalyst for an increase in deployments.
IT and OT cybersecurity: bridging the divide
A single, unified approach to IT and OT security processes enables collaboration between IT and OT teams and combines business insights and controls.
How retailers can better protect their networks from ransomware
When it comes to protecting retail networks from ransomware, basic security prevention can go a long way toward avoiding major damage.
Savannah to open Gate 4 at Garden City Terminal on Sundays: GPA
The move comes less than two months after GPA said it would stop offering evening truck hours at Savannah as volumes moving through the port have slowed significantly in recent months.
Man kills hostage at California park after wounding officer
A man fleeing police in Northern California took two hostages at a public park, killing one of them before surrendering, after earlier wounding a California Highway Patrol officer, authorities said.