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about 22 hours
West Seattle Summer Fest kicks off 44th year with historic sustainability push
West Seattle Summer Fest kicks off 44th year with historic sustainability push Off patr Thu, 07/09/2026 - 7:44am
The Seattle Times
about 22 hours
An Irish citizen sentenced to 14 years for killing a US tourist in Hungary
A Hungarian court has sentenced an Irish citizen to 14 years in prison for murdering an American tourist in Budapest in 2024.
The Seattle Times
about 22 hours
Light rail service on 1 Line and 2 Line suspended for power issues
Sound Transit said that both lines are suspended between Northgate, Stadium and Judkins Park stations.
The Seattle Times
about 23 hours
What WA’s representatives put in a time capsule for 2276
Representatives and senators provided the semiquincentennial congressional time capsule with items they feel will give insight about Washington’s residents.
The Seattle Times
about 24 hours
El Nino powers up as forecasters predict historic strength and a rainier winter for the US South
Federal forecasters say an intensifying El Nino is growing so fast it's on the way to becoming very strong, even reaching historic levels this fall.
The Urbanist
about 24 hours
Court of Appeals Hands Seattle Another Burke-Gilman Missing Link Setback
The ruling is the latest legal hurdle tripping up a proposal to close a 1.4-mile gap in the Burke-Gilman Trail, which a group of Ballard businesses has been fighting since 2008. Delays have heightened scrutiny of state environmental laws more broadly.
The Seattle Times
about 24 hours
Almost $1 billion later, the U.S. still can’t make a medical glove
Nitrile gloves, as they're called, are vital in healthcare, protecting patients and practitioners from infection and contamination. Only about 1% of those used in the U.S. are made domestically.
The Seattle Times
about 24 hours
King County begins campaign to slow e-bikes on trails
Following a new state law regulating the use of electric bikes and e-motorcycles, the county plans to start pulling over people riding at excessive speeds.
The Seattle Times
about 24 hours
With World Cup exit, big Seattle-area roadwork and traffic jams resume
Lane closures return to I-5 in Seattle for another five months, starting this weekend. Expect hour-long commutes from Lynnwood to Seattle.
The Seattle Times
about 24 hours
When even wealthy towns like Clyde Hill are going broke
Clyde Hill on the Eastside’s tony Gold Coast is the latest to find that its local government is going bankrupt. Something is very off in the way WA is doing this.
The Seattle Times
about 24 hours
WA leads lawsuit to block Trump’s homelessness funding rules
The new federal requirements would limit funding for programs that provide stable, long-term housing to people coming out of homelessness without requiring sobriety.
The Seattle Times
about 24 hours
WA limits spit hoods inside state-run psychiatric facilities
The Washington agency that oversees state-run psychiatric hospitals now restricts how staff use spit hoods — mesh or fabric bags tied to deaths and injuries across the U.S.
