How Musk uses online slang to marshal his 200 million followers
To his fans, Musk’s dated sensibilities are a kind of internet comfort food — and a nod to a shared, aggrieved worldview. But he might be reaching his limits.
Day: March 10, 2025
Seattle’s Hall of Justice, where Nirvana recorded ‘Bleach,’ changes hands
Chris Walla, formerly of Death Cab for Cutie, is handing his storied Seattle studio to new owners who plan to keep its spirit alive.
Why Mariners think long homers by Colt Emerson, Harry Ford are sign of things to come
Here’s what Colt Emerson and Harry Ford thought of their long home runs on Saturday and why the Mariners think it’s a sign of things to come.
Shoreline’s Hamlin Park is a surprising wilderness escape minutes from the big city
Hamlin Park is Shoreline’s oldest and largest park, with sprawling hiking trails and surprisingly mature trees, and just a few steps in, the terrain feels wild.
Why Texas State, not UNLV, should be top target for Pac-12 expansion
While UNLV makes sense for the Pac-12 to target for expansion in 2025, Texas State and its footprint is the best bet for the conference’s long-term growth.
Seahawks free agency tracker: Updates, news as NFL free agency begins
The Seahawks’ approach to free agency has dramatically shifted in the past week. Follow all of Monday’s moves here once the “legal tampering” period begins.
Former Auburn officer convicted of murder cleared in shooting of another man
Former Auburn police officer Jeffrey Nelson, serving a prison term for murdering a suspect in 2019, has been cleared by prosecutors in another fatal shooting of a man in 2017.
WA Ecology director responds to federal rollbacks
Casey Sixkiller heads up the state’s environmental policy. His role has new importance amid a second Trump term.
In pricey Washington, any cuts to food stamps could hit hard
The state has relatively high food costs, and SNAP benefits are not adjusted for regional cost of living differences outside of Hawaii and Alaska.
Rant and Rave: Reader appreciates help from Seattle Parks staff
RAVE to Seattle Parks’ Lifelong Recreation staff! They are so patient and thorough while assisting technology-challenged people ages 50-plus with the online registration procedures for quarterly activities. The process is complicated and time-sen…