Byrd Barr Place is hosting its third annual Fall Kickoff on October 25th, offering a family-friendly event with contests, food, and giveaways to mark the beginning of the organization’s holiday season programming.
Drivers on eastbound I-90 between Seattle and Bellevue should prepare for significant delays from Sept. 18 to Oct. 5 due to a 16-day repair project on the I-90 East Channel Bridge, which will reduce lanes and close multiple on-ramps around the clock.
Darryl Gant, coach of the Renton Rangers Peewee team, has won 10 championships in three decades of coaching, using his “old school smashmouth” football philosophy to teach his players to be aggressive, physical, and selfless.
Sound Transit’s Federal Way Link Extension, adding three new stations and cutting travel time to Seattle and Sea-Tac Airport, will open on December 6th, providing South King County residents with a faster, traffic-free commute.
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell announced a $170 million investment in affordable housing, the largest single-year commitment in Seattle’s history, to support the creation of new affordable rental homes, preserve existing properties, and provide stabilization funds to keep financially struggling housing projects viable.
The U.S. Navy will debut its new “Strike Group” mixed-reality experience at Seafair in Seattle this weekend, offering visitors an immersive, hands-on look at Navy technology, teamwork, and careers in STEM.
The CDCPDA has appointed Hayward Evans and Dr. Lora Ellen McKinney to its board of directors to help drive economic empowerment and preserve cultural heritage in Seattle’s Central District.
A newly released audit found that Comcast complies with most of Seattle’s Cable Customer Bill of Rights, but fell short in two key areas related to late fees and informing customers with disabilities about available services.
WSDOT has begun the Revive I-5 project to repair the aging I-5 Ship Canal Bridge in Seattle, which will cause lane reductions, closures, and traffic delays through mid-August, and is expected to last until 2027.
Pier 58, a beloved Seattle landmark, will reopen on July 25, featuring a playground, lawn, tree grove, marine habitat restoration, and public art, and will host a free community celebration.
