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ST board to vote on Link advances

Sound Transit's Board of Directors is scheduled to meet on Thursday to vote on amending its 2026 budget to advance the West Seattle Link extension into the final design phase.

Earthwork, Konnerup tapped for Skagit culvert replacements

Work will remove outdated crossings and install new, fish-passable structures designed to withstand flooding.

Earth is moving for new Lynnwood I-5 bridge

The ground has been broken and work is underway for the city of Lynnwood's Poplar Way Bridge project, created a new six-lane connection over Interstate 5.

Salmon Bay Rail Bridge rehab right on track

Work on the $100 million rehabilitation of BNSF Railway's century-old Salmon Bay Rail Bridge is steadily progressing, with crews advancing both on-site construction in Seattle and off-site fabrication of major structural components in Portland.

Surprise: Valve’s new Steam Machine is here, but the price is the real shocker

Valve Software abruptly opened reservations for its latest Steam Machine on Monday, but due to the ongoing PC component shortage, did so at a significantly higher price than expected. Read More

Building a ‘digital twin’ 10,000 feet underground: PNNL, Nvidia and Fervo team up on geothermal AI

As tech giants hunt for massive amounts of clean electricity, PNNL, Nvidia and Fervo Energy are partnering to develop a new public tool that aims to eliminate the guesswork of drilling into the Earth's molten depths. Read More

Amazon MGM Studios drops film about Sam Altman months after tech giant’s $50B OpenAI deal

Amazon MGM Studios has backed away from "Artificial," a nearly finished film about OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. The studio said last week that the film would "be better served if it were released by a different studio." Read More

Riding the clean energy waves: How Sila’s Gene Berdichevsky built a next-gen battery powerhouse

From the ashes of clean tech 1.0 to scaling automotive-grade silicon anodes in Moses Lake, Sila co-founder and CEO Gene Berdichevsky shares why patience, market forces, and material science are the true keys to the energy transition. Read More

With Amazon support, plus Cliff Avril's backing, Exxel Pacific to build affordable Capitol Hill units

The 1960s-era Town House apartments, at 228 11th Ave. E. on Capitol Hill, are now fenced and vacant. Builder Exxel Pacific has hung its shingle outside, and demo will soon begin.

You can ignore AI giants like SpaceX, but your 401(k) won't

By virtue of having a big value, SpaceX will soon join some high-profile stock indexes.

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Enso is a seven-story, 316-unit apartment building at 19630 40th Ave. W. in Lynnwood.