Staging a Mariners game, Sounders FC soccer match or other major sports event requires a small army of workers, from ushers and ticket takers to standby paramedics. And among them are an unsung aspect of the teams’ charitable contributions.
Alden Lumpkin has been named the Washington state youth lacrosse “Up and Comer” player of the week by the Washington State Chapter of US Lacrosse for the week of April 20.
Port of Seattle spokesperson Peter McGraw remembered how it took him more than an hour to move six city blocks after a semi-truck carrying fish overturned and blocked all southbound lanes on state Route 99 near the Alaskan Way Viaduct in March.
All lanes of eastbound state Route 520 will close overnight Monday, May 4, between Montlake Boulevard and the highway on-ramp from Lake Washington Boulevard.
It says something when more than 4,000 educators and their supporters rallied outside an empty Capitol building in Olympia last Saturday, April 25, to protest legislators who have yet to fully fund education.
Within days after the city introduced its new “9 1/2 Block Strategy” to combat illegal activity in the main downtown retail and business core, more than 100 people were arrested for selling various kinds of drugs.
Forty homeowners in the Greater Seattle area are inviting the public into their new, remodeled or energy-retrofitted homes this weekend for the fifth-annual Northwest Green Home Tour.
The Modern Home Tour returns to Seattle for a fourth year on May 2 to give people a chance to explore and view some examples of modern architecture via self-guided driving tour.
After Seattle City Councilmember Sally Clark announced that she was leaving her term early to take a job with the University of Washington, 44 applications spilled in to fill her position for the remainder of the year.
