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NW Asian Weekly
about 16 hours
Robotic elephants draw crowds and controversy in some of India’s Hindu temples
The life-size robotic elephants in Prasanth Prakashan's backyard workshop have ears that flap, tails that swish and trunks that squirt water.
NW Asian Weekly
about 16 hours
CID advocates rally at Seattle Stadium, demand World Cup economic parity
About 40 Chinatown-International District (CID) advocates, small business owners, and senior residents marched to the main entrance of Seattle Stadium (Lumen Field) on July 6, waving signs and distributing neighborhood guides to soccer fans streaming toward the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 16 match between the United States and Belgium—a peaceful, 33-minute demonstration that voiced a stark economic divide separating Seattle’s two closest stadium neighborhoods.
NW Asian Weekly
about 17 hours
Strickland announces 2026 STEM Program winner
Rep. Marilyn Strickland announced Suhaas Meka as the winner of the inaugural 2026 Congressional STEM Award Program for Washington’s 10th Congressional District on Monday.
Daily Journal of Commerce
1 day
Kiewit crews build major fish passage under SR-3 near Gorst
State Route 3 reopened near Gorst on June 26 after a 16-day closure while contractor crews installed a new fish culvert under the highway.
Daily Journal of Commerce
1 day
Can AI be used to speed the permitting process?
A new AI tool showed 87% accuracy in finding completeness issues and 92% accuracy in assessing design compliance.
Daily Journal of Commerce
1 day
Administration's $46B ‘smart wall' races ahead on the US-Mexico border
Contracts for hundreds of miles of wall have been signed.
Daily Journal of Commerce
1 day
FIFA Construction Pause is over! Seattle summer construction set to resume today
With Seattle’s FIFA hosting duties complete, many construction projects around the city are set to resume today on city streets and sidewalks.
Daily Journal of Commerce
1 day
A piece of the Bellingham Rock could be yours
An iconic rock with painted messages was visible to Interstate 5 drivers near Bellingham for 50 years — but unfortunately, it sat in the construction zone of a fish barrier removal project.
Daily Journal of Commerce
1 day
ACPA launches Concrete Pavement Week
The American Concrete Pavement Association observed its first annual Concrete Pavement Week last week from June 28 to July 4.
Daily Journal of Commerce
1 day
Construction jobs up by 11,000 in June
Industry employment and wages continue to rise faster than overall labor market.
Daily Journal of Commerce
1 day
Molly Moon's is coming to Northgate
Molly Moon's wants to put more scoops in more hands.
Daily Journal of Commerce
1 day
LMN not closing Shop, but moving Shop, to Washington Park
The DJC first reported last month that LMN Architects will depart its longtime home at the Norton Building and move to the waterfront's restored Washington Park building, at 68 S. Washington St.