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My Ballard
27 minutes
Salmon Bay Paddle to close at the end of summer
After 16 years operating in Ballard, the surf ski and SUP school Salmon Bay Paddle is closing down. Owner Rob Casey shared the news on July 24, saying he wants ... Read more
The Stranger
about 2 hours
Erika Kirk’s TPUSA Tour Lands in Kirkland Today
Since TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk was shot and killed at Utah Valley University last September, his widow Erika Kirk has taken over as the right-wing, youth-focused organization’s CEO and spiritual voice. Much of the time, she is on the road—moving from White House appearances, to book tours, to guest segments on right-wing media, to speaking […] The post Erika Kirk’s TPUSA Tour Lands in Kirkland Today appeared first on The Stranger.
GeekWire
about 3 hours
Amazon confirms it’s closing key AI site in San Francisco but says work on its top models continues
Amazon is closing its San Francisco AGI site as part of the layoffs it made this week in its artificial general intelligence organization, but said its frontier model research lab will continue. Read More
The Urbanist
about 4 hours
Councilmembers Reverse Course After Backlash to Universal School Meal Delay
After public outcry following their vote to delay a universal school meal program, Seattle councilmembers had a change of heart and proposed to start the program this fall after all using unspecified general fund dollars.
The Stranger
about 4 hours
The Stranger’s Genius Awards are Back, Baby!
After a 10-year hiatus, the city’s best art party is back! The Stranger‘s Genius Awards return on September 12 at the Moore Theatre and past-Genius Award winners Shabazz Palaces is playing! What are the Genius Awards? From 2003 until 2016, The Stranger awarded the city’s most innovative creators with a cash prize, a big feature […] The post The Stranger’s Genius Awards are Back, Baby! appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
about 5 hours
The Best Bang for Your Buck Events in Seattle This Weekend: July 24–26, 2026
A beautiful July weekend is in the cards with cheap and cheerful events to match, from the Jimothy the Seattle Raccoon Proclamation & Art Competition to a Jimothy Rave and from Georgetown Pride to the Bite of Seattle. For more ideas, check out our top picks of the week. FRIDAY LIVE MUSIC CatFest 2026 ft: […] The post The Best Bang for Your Buck Events in Seattle This Weekend: July 24–26, 2026 appeared first on The Stranger.
GeekWire
about 5 hours
‘The Odyssey’ isn’t on IMAX 70mm in Seattle — is it worth a journey for the summer’s biggest film?
Want to see "The Odyssey" as director Christopher Nolan intended? Here is how formats and theaters compare across 70mm, IMAX, and digital — and why a road trip may be needed. Read More
The Urbanist
about 6 hours
Issaquah Leads State With Program to Self-Certify Backyard Cottage Plans
The Eastside city is the first to take advantage of a 2025 state law allowing cities to create a pathway for licensed architects to sign off on their own building plans. The program is intended to cut timelines to getting accessory dwelling units into construction.
My Ballard
about 6 hours
First look at Interbay’s Pickle at the Palms pickleball facility
Pickle at the Palms (3435 15th Ave W) is entering its final construction phase ahead of its planned opening in Interbay next month. General Manager Kyle Schraeder told My Ballard ... Read more
The Stranger
about 6 hours
Slog AM: Seaplane Crashes Near San Juan Islands, Congress Wants to Kill Seals to Save Salmon, Is Jimothy MAGA?
Kenmore Air Plane Crash: A seaplane flying from Seattle to Roche Harbor in the San Juan Islands had to make an emergency landing in a bay near Sucia Island. After landing, the plane caught fire, and pieces of the plane had fallen off. All 11 people on board survived, though four people were injured and […] The post Slog AM: Seaplane Crashes Near San Juan Islands, Congress Wants to Kill Seals to Save Salmon, Is Jimothy MAGA? appeared first on The Stranger.
GeekWire
about 7 hours
Defense tech giant Anduril eyes new funding at $100B valuation as Seattle expansion draws protests
Defense tech giant Anduril is reportedly seeking a new funding round that would value the company at about $100 billion, underscoring its meteoric rise as it rapidly expands its engineering and maritime operations in the Seattle region. Read More
The Urbanist
about 7 hours
Sound Transit Asks Riders to Weigh In on 2027 Service Plan
Sound Transit is weighing a cut to light rail service spans to allow larger maintenance windows and is proposing to drop the Seattle-tail of Route 560 to boost frequency on the remainder of the route. The agency’s survey on its service proposal is open through July 26.
