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One of Seattle’s most recognizable landmarks is set to change this spring. On March 30, the city’s Department of Construction and Inspections issued a hazard correction order to the Parks and Recreation D...
Seattle coffee culture has long been a defining part of the city’s identity, so it’s no shock that Food & Wine recognized the city's coffee (as well as a beloved neighborhood bar) in this year’s Globa...
Washington’s highway system is one of the least efficient in the country, according to a new report from the Reason Foundation. The state ranks 48th out of 50, dropping one spot from last year. The rep...
A beloved Queen Anne watering hole has earned national recognition: Bar Miriam was named the fifth-best bar in the United States by Food & Wine in a story published Wednesday. The cozy cocktail bar, n...
PCC Community Markets announced this week that their newest Seattle location is opening this fall. The new grocery store is coming to Seattle’s Madison Valley neighborhood after a decade-long development...
Trader Joe’s is getting ready to open another Seattle location—this time at Northgate Station. The popular grocery chain confirmed on Friday that its seventh Seattle store will be located at 401 N.E. N...
A large indoor pickleball club has opened in Seattle’s Fremont neighborhood. The Picklr, a North American pickleball franchise, launched its new location—The Picklr Fremont—at the former Theo Chocolate bu...
It’s not an April Fools prank: Bigfoot has arrived at the Seattle waterfront this month. Miners Landing at Pier 57 has unveiled a brand-new attraction, inviting visitors to step into Sasquatch Mountain an...
Columbia City's small but ambitious Off Alley earned a major distinction Tuesday: it became one of the first Seattle restaurants ever reviewed by The New York Times, following the now-closed JuneBaby, whi...
Sound Transit is weighing a set of “cost-cutting approaches” that could “defer” planned light rail expansions to Ballard and West Seattle, and is now seeking public input on how to adjust its plans as cos...