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The Stranger
1 day
Sawant’s Ground Game Against Adam Smith Is Getting Red Hot
On July 12, Columbia City experienced a hiphop/R&B/funk event organized by Beatwalk. A festival held primarily on a closed off section of South Ferdinand Street, Beatwalk includes participation from small area businesses (including Island Soul and Taco City) and a good number of performances (including singer/pianist Darrius Willrich and The Double Dutch Divas). Because the […] The post Sawant’s Ground Game Against Adam Smith Is Getting Red Hot appeared first on The Stranger.
The Urbanist
1 day
Pierce Transit Goes to Voters for First Funding Increase Since 2002
The 0.3% sales tax bump going onto the November ballot would increase service by around 40% by the mid-2030s, the biggest expansion of transit service in Pierce County in decades. Since May, the proposal has been tweaked to include free rides for seniors.
The Stranger
1 day
The WTF, Chocolate?! at Good Grief
This story was originally published in The Stranger’s July 2026 print issue. Upon perching myself at Good Grief’s bar, my first thought is: This is what people mean by “positive masculinity.” Someone online called it bro-ey, but that’s incorrect. It’s masculine, sure, but the vibe stays friendly and accessible. The former Greater Good space is […] The post The WTF, Chocolate?! at Good Grief appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
1 day
Cat Rules
I’ve been with my girlfriend for ten years. We moved in with each other three years ago. It’s not working for me. I love my girlfriend. She’s one of the kindest people I have ever met, slow to anger, and always listens first. We never fight, and I don’t want to break up with her. I […] The post Cat Rules appeared first on The Stranger.
Capitol Hill Seattle
1 day
Officials plan ‘open house’ as Broadway Crisis Care Center readied for 2027 opening
A half year after selecting an operator for the coming Crisis Care Center at Broadway and Union, officials are ramping up the community outreach process as the facility makes plans for a late 2027 opening. An “Open House and Resource … Continue reading →
Capitol Hill Seattle
1 day
Seattle City Council considers bill that would prioritize ‘warm handoff’ diversion in drug use enforcement
The Seattle City Council is slated to handle two pieces of legislation Tuesday related to the changing nature of the role of the Seattle Police Department in the city. Drug ordinance diversion: In Tuesday morning’s public safety committee session, council … Continue reading →
The Stranger
1 day
Slog AM: White Supremacists Rally in Kirkland, Trump Buys Stock in Seattle’s Surveillance Camera Provider, and Us Prosecutors Roundup Dozens Connected to Assassination of Sikh Nationalist Leader
A Small Fascist Rally on a Kirkland Overpass: A couple dozen Patriot Front white supremacists waved their idiot signs on a 405 overpass on Saturday in another brilliant victory for the white race. You might remember these particular clowns from their Coeur d’Alene circus in 2022 when 31 of them were arrested for conspiracy to […] The post Slog AM: White Supremacists Rally in Kirkland, Trump Buys Stock in Seattle’s Surveillance Camera Provider, and Us Prosecutors Roundup Dozens Connected to Assassination of Sikh Nationalist Leader appeared first on The Stranger.
Capitol Hill Seattle
1 day
Madison Valley commercial building damaged in overnight fire
Firefighters battled a stubborn fire in the upper floors of a Madison Valley commercial building overnight. Seattle Fire says there was no injuries despite damage. The cause is under investigation. 911 calls reported flames coming from the third story of … Continue reading →
The Urbanist
1 day
How Seattle’s Urban Stadium Brought World Cup Success, While Others Floundered
While other cities struggled to handle World Cup 2026 crowds, Seattle thrived, with pedestrians happily exploring and transit records being broken. Good planning and an urban stadium location was key to Seattle outperforming its American peers.
Fremont Neighbor
2 days
Neighbors leave memorial for the Ballroom block
Someone left a memorial on the construction fence at the Ballroom block this week: a hand-painted cardboard sign reading “Rest in Peace 2002 Block of Fremont Seattle,” surrounded by hearts and tea lights. Demolition of the block started last week. A seven-story, 178-unit mixed-use building from Holland Partner Group is planned for the site, with construction expected […]
Fremont Neighbor
2 days
Have a say on the Burke-Gilman’s Missing Link by Wednesday
Seattle is asking for public feedback on a proposed bike route through Ballard that would extend the Burke-Gilman Trail all the way to Golden Gardens. The deadline to complete the survey is 3 p.m. on Wednesday, July 15. The Seattle Department of Transportation has reached 60% design on an alternate route along NW Market St., […]
The Urbanist
2 days
I-5 Expansion Over Columbia River Stumbles Forward with Federal Greenlight
The I-5 Interstate Bridge Replacement project has completed its federal environmental review and the first phase of work is marching toward construction. Does that mean internal strife over major elements of the program is in the rearview mirror? Far from it.
