Students at Seattle Girls’ School were gearing up for STEAM Surge, during which students work in multi-grade level groups on a project that is based in science, technology, engineering, math and the arts.
Recreational vehicles are large and unsightly and take up Seattle’s already limited on-street parking space, but to more than 700 people in this city, they’re also home.
Mayor Ed Murray issued an executive order on Jan. 19 to expedite two “safe” lots, which will be used to provide space for homeless individuals living in RVs, campers, trailers and other vehicles.
Soon after Jim McDermott announced he would not seek reelection earlier this month, Pramila Jayapal started getting emails about her potential interest in the soon-to-be-open 7th Congressional District seat.
Seattle Public Utilities is making several upgrades to a water line on East Madison Street that will require a water shutdown overnight on Sunday, Jan. 24.
In his Seattle Opera stage-directing debut, the company’s general director, Aidan Lang, and his willing and able cast embrace the physicality and bawdiness of "The Marriage of Figaro," nailing its humor.
The Obama administration may think the Seattle Police Department is a model of police reform, but those much closer to home have a different perspective of its police force.
Football fans are invited to make some noise at The Seattle Public Library when the Seahawks play the Caroline Panthers this Sunday in the NFC divisional playoffs.
Washington lawmakers have put basic education funding on the back burner this legislative session because there is now a seemingly more pressing issue facing the state: a new rule that allows transgender people to use the bathroom of their choice.
