News across King County
Majestic Bay to mark 25 years with screening and documentary about its history
The Majestic Bay will close out its 25th year with a screening of Singin’ in the Rain on Monday, Oct. 12. The film was among those playing when the Ballard ... Read more
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Published September 28From Film Festival to Film Center: Tasveer’s Next Chapter
Two decades after its founding, Tasveer has a new home — and a bigger platform for stories.
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Published September 28Preview: Vintage First Finds, Hour 4
See fabulous finds from ROADSHOW’s first season updated with today’s values!
How InvestigateWest sparks change across the Pacific Northwest
What happens when local news disappears? Polluters pollute more. Governments become less accountable. Entire communities are left in the dark. Since 2009, InvestigateWest has been building something the Pacific Northwest desperately needed: a nonprofit investigative newsroom —…
Starbucks closes Leary Way cafe eight months after opening
The Starbucks at 999 NW Leary Way has closed as part of the company’s nationwide cafe closures. Starbucks announced it would close 250 underperforming stores as part of a large ... Read more
The Trump Administration’s Critical Minerals Agenda Comes for America’s ‘Forgotten Wildlife Corridor’
Under the banner of “Dig, Baby, Dig,” the Trump administration is supercharging an already powerful mining industry. What will happen to vulnerable plants and animals?
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Published 4 hours agoThe Hidden Danger of Turning Villains into Heroes
Taking a villain and reframing them as heroic is a product of a very old literary tradition.
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Published 4 hours agoPBS Plotlines
Plotlines is a series that explores storytelling trends and tropes in literature and beyond.
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Published 4 hours agoMelissa Murray
The legal scholar discusses the resilience of the Constitution in the face of threats to democracy.
Pending Fiscal Cliff at SDOT Prompts Major Budget Shifts
Without major action, the Seattle Department of Transportation would have been looking at a $113 million deficit in its transportation fund by 2028, department leaders said Monday. Cuts that are already underway will impact road and bridge maintenance but not Vision Zero work.
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Published 5 hours ago"Tammy Wynette: Forever Yours" Preview
From Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium, Great Performances pays tribute to Wynette’s musical legacy.
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Published 6 hours agoQuantum Physics’ Strangest Prediction May Have Just Come True?
It’s believed empty space can be crystalized and we may have observed this for the first time.