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RAVE to everyone involved with Nathan Hale’s production of “Hello, Dolly!” It was such a treat, and your hard work shone through in every kick line and seamless set transition. Bravo! RANT to all the security personnel that have their heads…
Washington’s first year of capital gains tax collections has exceeded expectations, and that could mean more money for K-12 schools and early learning.
From trying Seattle’s best new seafood spot to exploring one of the region’s largest arts and music festivals, here’s your local guide for the days ahead.
While Seahawks defensive coordinator Clint Hurtt had his knee replaced for increased comfort, he’s hoping the new parts for his defense will lead to a better season for the team.
The three-station extension, from Angle Lake to downtown Federal Way, needs a long bridge because the soil midroute is too weak for buried foundations.
Data shows Seattle-area folks are pretty discerning when it comes to their brews, FYI Guy writes. To put it another way, we’re one of the beer-snob capitals of the country.
Owning a home in the Seattle area now comes at an 88% premium — meaning the median monthly mortgage payment costs 88% more than the monthly rent for the same home.
“The Sound of Music” and “Seussical, the Musical” will be produced by The Mountaineers despite a dispute between the Seattle nonprofit and the owner of the adjacent property.
With seven of nine Seattle City Council terms ending this year, voters have an opportunity set a new course for Seattle politics.
In Seattle’s District 5, 10 candidates are vying for the City Council seat that will be vacated by Council President Debora Juarez at the end of the year.