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20-year Seattle transportation plan goes to city council

The proposed plan provides a list of potential transportation system initiatives for the next 20 years.

Port of Seattle doubles tourism grants to up to $20K

According to the Port, 178 projects have been awarded more than $1.3 million in port grant funds and $1 million in matching funds since the program’s inception in 2016.

State of the.City: No new taxes to for $229M budget gap

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell proposes data-driven approach to addressing budget gap.

Krause & Thorpe Wealth Management Team receives Forbes honor

The award, announced in January, is based on data as of March 31, 2023.

State House passes bill limiting rent hikes to 7 percent

HB 2114 now moves to the Senate, where a version of the bill died last month.

Seattle Choral mid-season concert set for March 16

The event will feature works from Lauridsen, Mozart, and Schubert.

Bill would strip liquor license ban from adult entertainment venues

Under SB 6105, adult entertainment venues would be allowed to get a liquor license, provided only individuals 21 or older are allowed on the premises.

County exec proposes big increases for bus network spending

The proposed Metro upgrades come as the county is dealing with a looming $50 million budget deficit in 2025.

Light rail services return to normal after $2.8M project

The four light rail stations in downtown Seattle are nearly 20 years older than the Link Light Rail System itself.

WDFW proposes gray wolves reclassify from ‘state endangered’ to ‘sensitive'

The Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife has opened a public comment period through May 6.

Black History Month: Creative Lou making a mark

Working with Starbucks, Seattle artist Damon Brown designed three mugs that are available across the U.S. and Canada.

Rotary Club: February is food drive month

Last year, Rotary Club of Magnolia collected 2,000 pounds of food during its February food drive.

Spirit of Valentine’s event in Seattle on Feb. 11

'A Valentine’s Gathering' will feature more than 30 vendors from women-owned businesses.

Seattle school district down two board members following resignations

Vivian Song and Lisa Rivera announced they are stepping down in response to a story in The Seattle Times.

Legislation to train dogs to detect fentanyl moves ahead

House Bill 1635 would limit liability arising from the use of police dogs to root out the opioid.