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Seattle Sports

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1st in AL West

LOSS Mariners 0 at Marlins 2 Today
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Latest News

Updated 2 minutes ago
Daily Journal of Commerce about 19 hours

192 Redmond units planned

On the north side of downtown, at 8520 164th Ave. N.E., Lee & Associates is asking $6 million for a midblock development site.

Daily Journal of Commerce about 19 hours

U District crane count drops to zero

Now nearing its temporary certificate of occupancy, and currently pre-leasing for the fall quarter at the UW, the Metro 5000 apartment project exemplifies the boom-and-bust cycle.

Daily Journal of Commerce about 19 hours

Site for future clinic sells for over $5M

A commercial complex at 3417-3431 Broadway Ave. sold in late June for about $5.4 million, according to Snohomish County records.

Daily Journal of Commerce about 19 hours

Hennebery Eddy appoints Will Ives as president

Portland firm Hennebery Eddy Architects has appointed Will Ives as president. He succeeds founding principal, Timothy Eddy, who remains with the firm as a principal and its board chair.

Daily Journal of Commerce about 19 hours

PSQ art exhibit imagines queer histories of 19th-century Iran

A new art exhibit on display in Pioneer Square Park at First Ave S. and Yesler Way explores “forgotten queer lives” and rebellions in the Qajar era of 19th-century Iran.

Daily Journal of Commerce about 19 hours

UW completes $41M refresh of historic Anderson Hall

Anderson Hall, one of the oldest buildings on the University of Washington campus, is ready to serve students for many years to come following the recent completion of a $40.8 million renovation.

Capitol Hill Seattle about 24 hours

Young rider dies in crash at I-5 Colonnade Mountain Bike Skills Park

A teen rider died Tuesday night in a crash at the I-5 Colonnade Mountain Bike Skills Park. Seattle Fire and Seattle Police were called to the bike riding area below I-5 between Capitol Hill and Eastlake just after 6 PM … Continue reading →

Capitol Hill Seattle 1 day

‘Visible and salient’ — Mayor leading charge on Seattle rental fee regulation

Mayor Katie Wilson is calling for support behind her effort to attack “rental junk fees” with new legislation in front of the Seattle City Council that would create a new regulatory fee on rental units to fund a team at … Continue reading →

Capitol Hill Seattle 1 day

Nonprofit cafe and job training venture Coffee TAB set to revive long-empty Central District Starbucks

A major hole in the hopes for growing the community around a core of the Central District is about to be filled. Not-for-profit Seattle ...

Capitol Hill Seattle 1 day

eXit Space School of Dance leaves 12th Ave theater space

A Capitol Hill performance and arts space is quiet this summer as the eXit Space School of Dance has closed its NOD Theater on 12th Ave: “We are grateful to have opened and cultivated NOD Theater over the past five … Continue reading →

Daily Journal of Commerce 2 days

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 2 days

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.

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