Mayor Wilson pauses city employees’ sanctioned use of AI
Seattle was on track to roll out use of Microsoft CoPilot after a pilot program of 500 employees in hopes of corralling the leak of private and sensitive information.
Day: March 16, 2026
At new math museum near Seattle, it’s all about positivity
The Seattle Universal Math Museum — SUMM, get it? — welcomed families for a grand opening on Pi Day. The goal? Make “math problem” an oxymoron.
Tacos Cometa, hotly anticipated new Seattle taqueria, will open Tuesday
Forget about the late-night queues at Cal Anderson Park. Tacos Cometa will serve its signature carne asada tacos at its brick-and-mortar shop starting Tuesday.
Why are King County property taxes so high this year?
Home values and levies are causing King County property taxes to skyrocket, surprising some homeowners.
Rant and Rave: Reader grateful for library’s bookmobile
RAVE to the Seattle Public Library bookmobile that’s visited my retirement community faithfully over the years. The other week, they had a parking problem and carried boxes of books so that residents could obtain requests and return materials. RA…
How education fared this legislative session
K-12 school districts secured much-wanted relief from an expanded sales tax, but early learning providers will feel the pinch of reduced state support.
Full-fat dairy: Fleeting food fad, or solid scientific evolution?
Emerging research has opened the door to welcoming whole milk, full-fat yogurt and aged cheeses back to the table, writes columnist Carrie Dennett.
Brandon Roy was fired as Garfield coach after recruiting allegation
Roy, one of the best basketball players to come out of Seattle and a three-time state champion as Garfield coach, faced a recruiting allegation that he denies.
Tukwila meadery offers Viking vibes and an ancient beverage
In a Tukwila office park, a mead-brewer recreates Viking quaffs of bygone days — and provides fans of that time and place a gathering spot.
‘Draft Rubio’ for 2028 movement growing within MAGA: report
Republican donors said to be impressed with secretary of state and ready to back him for presidential tilt, despite Vice President JD Vance long looking like the favorite for the role