Sue Bird heads into Hall of Fame as one of basketball’s greatest winners
No one won games and championships like Sue Bird. The Storm star will take her place among the greats as she’s inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.
Day: September 4, 2025
‘Wolf Land,’ ‘Another Round’ coming to Seattle film festivals
Upcoming Seattle-area film festivals include the SEA-Nordic Film Festival, Local Sightings Film Festival, Seattle Latino Film Festival and more.
Rant and Rave: Reader appreciates kid’s space at farmers market
RAVE to the Kid’s Patch at the Renton Farmers Market! They provide a secure spot with wonderful staff to keep everyone happy. The entertainment includes Play-Doh and art projects with amazing results — all packaged to take home. Go shopping, Mom …
O’Dea’s loaded defensive line will be key to defending Class 3A title
Defending Class 3A champion O’Dea enters the season with four senior linemen who have committed to FBS schools and a junior ranked as the state’s top 2027 prospect.
These Seattle dining pet peeves leave a bad taste in readers’ mouths
From people using cellphones on speaker at their tables to unruly pets in restaurants, here’s what irks Seattle Times readers when they dine out.
How new scene with Seahawks fits for Cooper Kupp
For the first time since he was a rookie, everything is new for Cooper Kupp as he enters his ninth NFL season — with the exception of the state he’s playing in.
If Seahawks contend in 2025, it will be because this happened in 2024
The Seahawks defense went from getting run over in the first half of 2024 to one of the best in the league in the second half. Carrying that over is the key in 2025.
110-year-old Rhodes mansion reflects Seattle’s retail royalty
A Seattle mansion, dubbed “the castle on the hill” in the early 1900s, stands as a reminder of a retail giant’s social and civic gatherings.
WA joins West Coast alliance to give COVID vaccine guidance
The mission is to offer West Coast residents credible information about vaccine safety and efficacy, the three-state alliance said.
Tears and applause: Gaza tragedy recreated in film that stuns Venice
In this episode of arts24, we begin at the Venice Film Festival, where a harrowing film about a five-year-old girl killed during an Israeli assault on Gaza, entitled “The Voice of Hind Rajab”, received a 23-minute standing ovation. Directed by Tunisia…