News across Greater Seattle
Survey Says: Halloween Shoppers Choose Creativity Over Costumes Off the Rack
SEATTLE — Halloween shoppers are embracing creativity, affordability and sustainability this year, and more than ever are turning to thrift stores to make it happen, a Evergreen Goodwill Survey shows. According to new research commissioned by Goodwill, 85% of shoppers surveyed…
Cascade PBS
Published September 28Preview: Vintage First Finds, Hour 4
See fabulous finds from ROADSHOW’s first season updated with today’s values!
NROTC scholarship information night for Edmonds School District seniors Sept. 30
Edmonds School District high school seniors interested in earning a full-tuition college scholarship while preparing for a career as a military officer are invited to an NROTC Scholarship Information Night […]
Cascade PBS
Published September 28Everybody's Wrong About Beef!
Milk Street will change the way you cook steak, kebabs and short ribs.
‘Haunted Harbor’ returns Oct 23 at Port of Everett Waterfront Place
EVERETT – The Port of Everett is excited to announce the return of its popular fall activations at Waterfront Place. The Port’s third annual Haunted Harbor takes place on Oct. 23 and Yachtober Fest Drink Bingo lasts all of October at participating Waterfront Place restaurants.…
Cascade PBS
Published September 28American Creed: Citizen Power Preview
A new generation of community leaders wrestle with what America's founding ideals demand of us all.
Cascade PBS
Published September 28American Creed: Citizen Power
Condoleezza Rice and David M. Kennedy gather young leaders turning ideals into action.
Employees working for Sound Transit subcontractor cheated out of millions in unpaid wages
SEATTLE—A Lynnwood Times investigation uncovered that dozens of employees working for a subcontractor under Sound Transit were cheated out of millions of unpaid wages while working on janitorial services at several transportation sites related to the Link light rail. Employees of…
Middle, high school students invited to participate in 2026 Congressional App Challenge
U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen announced in June the launch of the 2026 Congressional App Challenge, an annual competition that encourages middle and high school students to develop coding and computer […]
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 —…
Clyde Hill Brokers Deal to Settle Growth Plan Complaint
To avoid a state growth board hearing that could unravel Clyde Hill's Comprehensive Plan even further, City officials are advancing a plan to allow additional building rights in exchange for an on-site affordable unit or a hefty fee. The change is being prompted by a legal appeal…
Request for Proposals - Affordable Housing Sales Tax Credit Funds (HB 1406)
The City is seeking proposals from entities interested in using City’s HB 1406 funds for projects within one or more of the three categories outlined in the Background section of this RFP.