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Census data shows graying WA with a boom in boomers, drop in kids

New census data shows Washington is graying. From 2020-25, the number of older adults increased 16% while the number of kids 18 fell 3%, writes FYI Guy.

2026 World Cup: What to know when Belgium plays Senegal in Seattle

The FIFA Men's World Cup games in Seattle move to the knockout round as Belgium plays in Senegal in a Round of 32 game.

Belgium vs. Senegal and USA vs. Bosnia: How to watch the World Cup today

It's another big day of World Cup action, which includes Seattle's fifth game and a the U.S. Men's National Team playing this evening. Here's how to catch the games.

Victor Willis, lead singer of the Village People, dies at 74

Victor Willis, the lead singer of the Village People who also cowrote high-camp disco-era songs that became icons, including “YMCA” and “Macho Man,” died Monday.

Medicare is now covering some GLP-1 weight loss drugs for $50. Here’s what to know

The federal government has launched a new program to make GLP-1 weight loss drugs more affordable for older Americans.

Mural debuts in Pioneer Square

The piece by Seattle artist Cristina Martinez is on the the American Life building at 1016 Occidental Ave. S. and is now the largest mural in the neighborhood.

$2.4B RFQ for Calif. high-speed rail

California's high-speed rail project is preparing for a major expansion, with the upcoming release of a request for qualifications for a civil works design-build contract for the Merced to Madera extension.

102 Bellevue Way units could be yours to build

In a former bank building at 10350 N.E. 10th St., carpets are still being sold at Bellevue Rugs.

Plymouth Housing headlines 2026 Preservation Awards

Historic Seattle also honored Seattle Public Schools, Smith Tower owner GT Capital and Greg Smith of Urban Visions.

Klein retires from PCS

Fremont offices change hands

An office building at 3625 Woodland Park Ave. N. sold this week for $2.2 million, according to King County records.

Northgate library turns 20

The 10,000-square-foot branch at 10548 Fifth Ave. N.E. was the 18th project completed under the voter-approved 1998 Libraries for All bond program.