This twist on old-fashioned chicken-fried steak is deeply comforting
This recipe starts with tender, thin cuts of steak that are well-seasoned and dredged in flour.
Day: February 17, 2026
Seafair Winter by the Water is organization’s first non-summer event
Seafair Winter by the Water, on Feb. 21, aims to draw locals and visitors to the waterfront during the slowest season of the year.
Little Red Hen dive bar update: Court date pushed for lease dispute
Initially scheduled for February, the Little Red Hen’s next court appearance has been pushed to March.
One WA CEO makes 1,794 times his average employee. Here’s why
The upswing in CEO makes a bad look worse for Seattle’s large, publicly traded companies. For retail employers that rely on low-wage workers, the ratios show an extraordinarily wide gap.
WA may stop taking funds from youth in extended foster care
The state Senate unanimously passed a bill Friday to end the practice of intercepting federal benefits for 18- to 21-year-olds in foster care.
WA’s gun permit law may get a bipartisan tweak
House lawmakers passed a bill shielding permit-to-purchase gun records from public disclosure.
WA climate funds needed to plug $559M budget gap, lawmaker says
Lawmakers are moving closer to executing a plan to patch a budget gap with climate money, despite intense debate over the approach.
Rant and Rave: Reader enjoyed halftime show
RAVE to Bad Bunny. I’ve been watching the Super Bowl since the first “big game” in ’67, and his halftime program is at the top of my list — colorful, heartfelt, positive and expertly staged! RANT to the person or persons wh…
Seattle city attorney ends policy that barred judge from hearing cases
Seattle City Attorney Erika Evans called her predecessor’s practice of barring a judge from hearing certain cases “misguided” and “unfair.”
Dancing into the Lunar New Year
Dearborn Park International Elementary’s dance troupe has been sharing the magic and movement of Lunar New Year with fellow Seattle students for decades.