Seattle Public Schools is struggling with a budget shortfall and a decline in enrollment, and seems to be considering closing some neighborhood schools to save money.
Fashion icons will team up for Galentine’s Day event on Feb. 15.
The two-lane McGraw Street bridge (or “Gully Bridge”) was constructed over the Wolf Creek Ravine in 1936.
The current show is a juried exhibit highlighting work from 14 artists.
The 36th Legislative District has three elected officials in Olympia for the 2024 session.
The Culture Connector streetcar project intends to connect the South Lake Union and First Hill Streetcar lines.
Jones Talmadge has returned to Seattle and will perform at The Triple Door Theater with the cast of Bohemia.
House Bill 2150 sets up a process by which the Legislature could disqualify a candidate based on their interpretation of the 14th Amendment.
Barón has been selected to chair the Law and Justice committee.
Queen Anne resident and multidisciplinary artist Casy Ailes' display runs through Jan. 26.
The Seattle Public Library, United Way of King County (UWKC) and AARP are collaborating to offer free, in-person tax preparation.
A concert featuring songs based on banned books is set for Feb. 3 at Town Hall Seattle.
The proposed plan includes rental units, workforce housing, and homeownership opportunities.
The orcas of Jpod made their way into the Puget Sound with 25 members; they swam out with 26.
The school’s first gallery show is 'HOPE GROWS: Art that inspires hope for the planet.'