News in Seattle
“We’re going to finish this the right way” Cougar soccer beats the Redhawks 2-1
WSU soccer edged out the Seattle University Redhawks last night 2-1, with goalkeeper Ashyln Dvorak recording a career-high 13 saves. The lone goal that Dvorak conceded came in the 27th minute. Midfielder Leila Leano took a shot and it landed in the top left corner of the goal.…
New public art installed as Ship Canal tunneling continues in Ballard
New temporary public art has been installed near the Ship Canal Water Quality Project construction area at 24th Avenue NW and NW 56th Street. The mural panels, titled Net Cord ... Read more
Seattle's Speed Camera Program Enters New Frontier
The four new camera locations, set to be implemented in 2027, will be Seattle's first 24/7 speed cameras after decades of enforcing speeds in school zones. The locations were chosen based on a prevalence of speeding and serious crashes.
Local conservationists partner with Woodland Park Zoo to turn invasive blackberries into gorilla feed
Since May, several Western lowland gorillas at the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle have been enjoying several truckloads of the invasive Himalayan blackberry plants. The Seattle-based conservation group Mountains to […]
Oracle cuts 359 high-paid Seattle-area jobs in latest AI restructuring push
SEATTLE — Oracle America Inc. announced on Monday, September 14, that it will permanently eliminate 359 positions held by remote workers across Washington state and employees at its two downtown Seattle offices as part of a broader organizational change driven by the adoption of…
City orders changes to school bus parking at Ballard Mill Marina
The City of Seattle has ordered the owner of Ballard Mill Marina to address code violations related to school bus parking at the waterfront property. The Seattle Department of Construction ... Read more
Foster Resurrects Housing Accelerator, Teeing Up MHA Fee Break in 2027
After many housing advocates feared the idea of a temporary break on Mandatory Housing Affordability fees was dead, Foster's proposal could be approved by early next year. It includes an 80% discount for vested projects, and a 60% break for new projects that include more…
Safety upgrades moving forward on 8th Ave NW after neighborhood campaign
A series of safety improvements planned for 8th Ave NW is moving forward following a campaign by neighborhood volunteers. The Seattle Department of Transportation project will add traffic-calming and pedestrian ... Read more
Seattle Breaks Ground on West Seattle RV Safe Lot
A RV safe lot between South Park and West Seattle is expected to serve 140 currently people currently living on the street once it opens in November. Councilmember Bob Kettle and other officials spoke to the importance of the project at a recent ceremony.
Vehicle resident legislation heads toward City Council vote
New legislation outlining services and parking rules for people living in vehicles is moving toward a City Council vote. The City Council’s Public Safety Committee will hold a briefing on ... Read more
UPDATE: Police end search for missing teen last seen in Ballard
Update: Seattle Police say Michelle has been found safe. Original: Seattle Police are looking for a 15-year-old girl who was last seen in the 1400 block of NW 57th St. ... Read more
Seattle Men’s Chorus and Seattle Women’s Chorus both announce new 2026-27 Season
SEATTLE – Seattle Men’s Chorus (SMC) and Seattle Women’s Chorus (SWC) return to the stage for the 2026-27 season with three brand-new concerts, treating audiences to holiday magic, an intimate look at life’s journeys, and a full-on return to the dance floor. The new season will…