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Seattle Sports

51-52

2nd in AL West

LOSS Reds 5 at Mariners 3 Yesterday
NEXT At Rangers Tomorrow · 5:05 PM
7-3-5

6th in MLS

LOSS Seattle 1 at Austin 3 Yesterday
NEXT At Philadelphia Sat, Jul 25 · 4:30 PM
5-2-7

12th in NWSL

LOSS Seattle 2 at Gotham 3 Sat, Jul 18
NEXT At San Diego Sun, Jul 26 · 2:00 PM
6-23

8th in Western Conference Division

LOSS Lynx 86 at Storm 76 Yesterday
NEXT Home vs Fever Tue, Jul 28 · 6:30 PM

Latest News

Updated 8 minutes ago
The Urbanist about 4 hours

Bremerton Fast Ferry Headed for 35% Weekday Service Cut This Fall

The number of weekday round trips between Bremerton and Seattle will drop from 20 to 13, with a major gap created between mid-morning and afternoon. The end of supplemental state funding coincides with a pivot at the legislature away from fast ferries.

Seattle Met about 4 hours

The Best Seafood in Seattle

Where to find the oysters, the crab rolls, and the sustainably sourced delicacies that define our waterbound town.

Phinney Wood about 22 hours

Machines vs. Free Weights: Which Is Best for Building Strength? 

This is a sponsored post by Seattle Strength & Performance  Walk into almost any gym and you’ll find two distinct worlds: a floor full of barbells, dumbbells, and kettlebells on one […]

The Urbanist 1 day

Seattle Should Kick the Ball Forward After Successful World Cup

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson wisely put a stake in the ground for using World Cup hosting success as a springboard for further cityscape improvements, such as pedestrian zones and transit investments. Policymakers should heed the call and make it happen.

The Urbanist 1 day

Seattle Funding Measure Adding 100,000 Bus Trips Heads to Voters

If approved in November, the 0.3% sales tax measure will ramp up city-funded Metro bus service on 10 to 15 additional routes on top of maintaining extra service that exists today. Signing the measure would mark a full-circle moment for Mayor Katie Wilson.

The Urbanist 2 days

SDOT Prepares to Roll Out the Route 8 Red Carpet on Denny Way

Long-awaited upgrades to one of the city's busiest bus corridors are just a few days away, with SDOT set to permanently close the often-clogged slip lane onto Yale Avenue on August 1. A full eastbound bus lane will be installed by the end of August.

The Urbanist 2 days

Op-Ed: Bellevue Must Invest in Safe Routes to Stations in Light Rail Era

Join the SAFE Bellevue Coalition in sending a letter to city leaders to show your support for a future-focused Bellevue budget that is committed to reducing the high rate of serious injuries on our streets.

The Urbanist 3 days

Upcoming Urbanist Events with Endorsed Candidates

Canvass on July 26th, volunteer for good local candidates, and support our election committee’s work at our Endorsement Party on Thursday.

Seattle Met 3 days

Finding Stillness in Seattle

A listening lounge helped me realize there are too many tabs open in my head.

Phinney Wood 3 days

Behind the Doors of the Greenwood Masonic Lodge

If you’ve spent any time in Greenwood or PhinneyWood, chances are you’ve driven or walked past the stately brick building at the corner of Greenwood Avenue and 80th. You may […]

The Urbanist 3 days

Property Owner Opposition Prompts Seattle Public Restroom Reshuffle

A pair of public restrooms near 1st Avenue S and S Charles Street will be relocated by early August after SDOT settled with a nearby property owner who filed an appeal. Cederstrand Rentals LLC called the use "incompatible" with the standards of the Pioneer Square historic district.

The Urbanist 4 days

Pierce County Pursues Regional Homelessness Approach, Hoping to Avoid Neighbor’s Pitfalls

Many years in the making, Pierce County’s coordinated approach to homelessness still faces challenges after being approved by county council in June. With King County partially dismantling its troubled regional authority, Pierce County hopes to avoid the same mistakes.

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