Environmental groups sue BPA over power market choice
The lawsuit is the latest development in an ongoing debate over how to keep electricity affordable and reliable amid worsening climate change.
Day: July 11, 2025
Trump tariffs and DEI crackdown disrupt Seattle arts groups
“A chilling effect”: Seattle arts groups say cuts to federal arts agencies aren’t the only way the current administration is hamstringing local arts.
No speed ahead: Two weekend work closures to block I-405
Besides the big shutdowns for freeway construction, Seattle will shut a ramp to Rainier Avenue for a much needed safety renovation.
What to watch on a busy All-Star trip for the Mariners
Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh will be one of the biggest stories during MLB’s All-Star Week in Atlanta, but there is much more for Mariners fans to watch.
All-ages graphic storytelling workshops come to Seattle area
Storytelling company 80% Studios is pushing the boundaries of how Native art is expressed and is helping people of all backgrounds tell their stories.
Car shopping in Seattle? Here’s what to expect after months of tariffs
The Trump administration’s tariffs on imported cars and vehicle parts so far haven’t led to frenzied buying or major price increase — yet.
‘Sorry, Baby’ review: Eva Victor’s deeply felt film is 2025’s best debut
When we tell the story of the year in film, “Sorry, Baby” will be an essential chapter and more proof that independent cinema is still the place to find great films.
Rant and Rave: Reader helped when bag of books broke
RAVE to helpful University of Washington students. While carrying books to donate to the library, one of my bags broke near Red Square. Several students quickly helped me pick them up, and one very kind young woman even offered to carry the ones I coul…
Increase in Identity-Based Attacks Attributed to Infostealers
Info-stealing malware and advanced phishing kits account for 156% increase in cyberattacks that target user logins.
Greek parliament passes suspension of asylum claims despite international criticism
Greece’s parliament approved a three-month suspension of asylum claims for migrants arriving from Libya on Friday, despite strong criticism from the United Nations refugee agency and Europe’s top human rights official.