Kathryn Altena
Seattle to adjust paid street parking rates starting March 28
Various business districts and neighborhoods in Seattle will soon see adjusted on-street paid parking rates to manage local conditions and parking demand.2 months ago
Seattle to move forward with preferred designs for Green Lake outer loop
After receiving community feedback, the Green Lake Outer Loop project will be moving forward with the preferred designs for two segments.3 months ago
Cooper Kupp’s high school coach in Yakima knew he ‘had a chance to do something special’
A.C. Davis High School in Yakima, Washington, is celebrating one of its most famous graduates this week: Super Bowl MVP Cooper Kupp.3 months ago
Handful of Washington athletes compete in 2022 Winter Olympic Games
The 2022 Winter Olympic Games are underway in Beijing, China, and there are few local athletes on Team USA this year to support.3 months ago
Seattle considers permanent changes to Lake Washington ‘Keep Moving Street’
Seattle is exploring "the right balance of closures and possible permanent changes" for the 3-mile Keep Moving Street on Lake Washington Boulevard.5 months ago
Seattle Symphony receives 2022 Grammy Awards nomination
The Seattle Symphony has received a nomination in the classical category of the 2022 Grammy Awards for the best orchestral performance.6 months ago
Health officer clarifies: King County vaccine verification policy ‘required, not voluntary’
King County is just about 10 days into its COVID-19 vaccine verification policy, which the county's health officer clarified is required.7 months ago
ST Express service to be reduced on select routes due to driver shortage
Due to driver shortages, Sound Transit says some ST Express bus routes will see schedule reductions starting Sunday, Nov. 7.7 months ago
Gov. Inslee says Glasgow climate conference needs imagination, optimism
The U.N. Climate Change Conference in Glasgow this week, COP26, will feature a couple Washington leaders, including Governor Jay Inslee.7 months ago
Washington schools must offer option of seven-day quarantine with negative test
Washington schools must offer families a seven-day quarantine option with a negative test in the hopes of getting students back to the classroom quickly.7 months ago
Gov. Inslee says Washington’s plateau in COVID cases is ‘very worrisome’
COVID cases and hospitalizations in Washington have declined in recent months. However, Gov. Jay Inslee said Thursday, "they still remain very high."7 months ago
South Park Bridge, East Marginal Way South reopen after storm damage
It's been more than two days, but both the South Park Bridge and East Marginal Way South are back open after suffering damage from the weekend's storm.7 months ago
Seattle to open new COVID vaccination clinic in West Seattle
The City of Seattle will be opening a COVID-19 vaccination clinic at Neighborhood House in the High Point neighborhood, in West Seattle.7 months ago
Mayor launches Seattle Relief Fund to help families impacted by COVID
Seattle city leaders announced the launch of a new relief fund Monday to help struggling families impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.7 months ago
Paine Field recertified as ‘Salmon Safe’ by Oregon based nonprofit
Paine Field was recently recertified as "Salmon Safe" by an Oregon based environmental nonprofit, after first earning the certification in 2019.7 months ago
Gov. Inslee, Washington groups prepare to welcome Afghan refugees
In the coming months, 1,400 Afghan refugees are expected to pass through the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport upon their arrival in Washington.7 months ago
King County Board of Health delays vote to repeal bike helmet law
After a public hearing on a proposed repeal of King County's bike helmet law, the county board of health decided to delay their vote.7 months ago
Washington to participate in Great ShakeOut earthquake drill for 10th year
At 10:21 a.m. on Oct. 21 will be the annual Great ShakeOut earthquake and tsunami drill in Washington. Practice how you would drop, cover, and hold on.7 months ago
‘Trick or Streets’ return to Seattle for October holidays
"Trick or Streets" in Seattle are returning in 2021 as a safe way for neighborhoods to celebrate Halloween or Day of the Dead.7 months ago
Councilmember Sawant demands contractors pay parking costs for Seattle construction workers
Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant is pushing for a greater expansion of paid parking for construction workers.7 months ago
Seattle Kraken fans celebrate historic start of hockey season
As the Seattle Kraken prepares to hit the ice for its first regular season game, fans in Seattle are preparing to tune in and cheer loud.7 months ago
Victoria Clipper suspends fast ferry service until spring 2022
After resuming service in September, the Victoria Clipper announced Monday that its fast ferry service will be suspended again until spring 2022.7 months ago
Seattle to open COVID vaccination hub downtown, relaunch mobile teams
Later in October, the City of Seattle is planning to launch a high-capacity vaccination hub downtown and relaunch mobile vaccination teams.7 months ago
