Seattle is making it easier to enjoy one of the city’s favorite summer destinations without needing to drive—at least for Ballard residents. Beginning June 27, King County Metro and the City of Seattle wi...
Seattle diners will soon see the return of a familiar name to the city’s restaurant scene. After nearly a decade away from Seattle, Benihana is making a comeback with a new location planned for South Lake...
Looking for a fun way to spend a summer afternoon in Seattle? The Seattle Art Museum just launched a brand-new mini golf experience at Olympic Sculpture Park for summer 2026, and it’s much more than your...
Seattle’s light rail system just hit a major milestone. According to federal transit data, Seattle-area light rail and streetcar lines carried more riders in April than any other light rail system in the...
A heat advisory remains in effect in Seattle and across much of western Washington through early Tuesday as unusually warm temperatures and mild overnight conditions continue to affect the region.
The...
Summer road trip season is officially here, and if you’re looking to get out of Seattle for a weekend—or dodge some of the city’s World Cup crowds—you’re not alone. Washington has no shortage of incredible...
When it comes to whale watching near the Seattle area, there’s no shortage of options. You can even hop on a whale watching tour departing directly from downtown Seattle. But if you’re searching for the v...
Good news for soccer fans heading to the Emerald City in 2026: Seattle has officially landed among the easiest FIFA World Cup host cities to navigate.
A new study from travel eSIM company Holafly ranke...
Looking to buy an e-bike in Seattle? You should know that Washington’s rules for electric bikes are changing this week.
Starting Thursday, June 11, a new statewide law will create clearer definitions f...
After being closed for over six years, Bush Garden in Seattle’s Chinatown–International District reopened earlier this June with a community celebration of firecrackers, lion dances, taiko, and a City “Bu...