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The Seattle Times
5 days
What fans can and can’t bring into World Cup games at Seattle Stadium
If you’re planning to attend any of Seattle’s six World Cup matches, make sure you're prepared with what you can and can't bring to the stadium. We've got you covered.
The Seattle Times
5 days
FIFA Men’s World Cup: Here’s look at the six games in Seattle
There will be six matches from the men's World Cup played in Seattle. Here’s a detailed breakdown of all six, starting with Belgium vs. Egypt.
The Seattle Times
5 days
Seattle knows its a soccer city. Now FIFA could see it too
Seattle has built a reputation as a soccer city, and now it hosts a FIFA Men's World Cup fraught with layers that have clouded talk of the actual soccer.
The Seattle Times
5 days
Joe Negri, handyman and music maestro on ‘Mister Rogers,’ dies at 99
Joe Negri, an elegant jazz guitarist who played Handyman Negri on “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood,” died May 30 in Scott Township, Pennsylvania. He was 99.
The Seattle Times
5 days
Train stall at UW Station clogs light rail in Seattle
The stall is clogging trains for miles, just before World Cup matches in Seattle begin on Monday.
The Seattle Times
5 days
Officials say sprinklers at California medical equipment warehouse didn’t work during blaze
Fire officials say crews responding to a blaze that destroyed a massive medical equipment warehouse in Northern California were hindered by sprinklers and hydrants that weren’t working.
The Seattle Times
5 days
Seahawks Super Bowl LX ring: Metro Boomin, Chris Pratt and the ‘largest’ ring yet
The Seahawks received the "largest and most technologically advanced" Super Bowl rings ever Thursday. Here's what the rings — and party — looked like.
The Seattle Times
5 days
Meet the jeweler who crafted the Seahawks’ Super Bowl ring
Jason Arasheben went from hustling trinkets in college to a business making championships rings for pro teams. He made the Seahawks' Super Bowl ring.
The Seattle Times
5 days
After Somali referee denied entry, Seattle organization returns World Cup tickets
A Seattle-area youth soccer group is returning 20 free tickets to a FIFA Men’s World Cup match, in solidarity with a Somali referee denied entry to the U.S.
The Seattle Times
5 days
Storms could disrupt UFC event at the White House on Sunday
Storms are possible at the time when a UFC event is to take place outside the White House. There could be winds, hail and lightning; it's also likely to be hot.
The Seattle Times
5 days
Washington Huskies’ Amanda Moll wins pole vault at NCAA championships
Washington’s Amanda Moll set a collegiate record in the pole vault to clinch the title over her sister Hana Moll at the NCAA track and field championships.
Seattle Medium
5 days
At Least Six States Are Bowing Out Of Trump’s ‘Great American State Fair’
President Donald Trump's 'Great American State Fair,' set to open on June 25, aims to feature pavilions from every U.S. state and territory. However, several states, including Oregon, Washington, and Illinois, have declined invitations to participate. Officials cite significant financial costs and growing concerns over the event's partisan nature as primary factors in their decisions.