Julia Dallas
Tickets going fast for popular Broadway musical ‘Wicked’ in Seattle
For nearly a month, the Paramount Theatre's stage will be lit up with hues of green and pink as "Wicked" takes over.2 years ago
Heather Bosch
Seattle Opera makes history: ‘Jubilee’ brings traditional Negro spirituals to opera for first time
For the first time, traditional Negro spirituals will be sung as an opera, when Seattle Opera hosts the world premiere of "Jubilee," on October 12.2 years ago
Julia Dallas
Comedy star Larry David made stop in Seattle as part of tour: ‘It’s really nothing’
Benaroya Hall was full of laughs Friday night, as Larry David made a stop in Seattle on his nationwide tour.2 years ago
Paul Holden
Weekend event digest: Oktoberfest, pumpkins and all things fall
The weekend is here and so is spooky season! Looks like we are in for a wet start to the weekend, but that shouldn't dampen your plans.2 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Grand Illusion Cinema in Seattle’s U District to relocate
The Grand Illusion cinema is looking for a new home after its current building was sold. Its current schedule runs through January, 2024.2 years ago
Julia Dallas
Check your tickets! Unclaimed lottery prizes expire next month
You could have won thousands of dollars. Washingon's Lottery said there are unclaimed prizes expiring next month.2 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Is your sitting job as bad for your health as smoking all day?
If you sit all day working and then sit all night watching television, you still may be in for some health problems.2 years ago
Steve Coogan
Nationwide Verizon outage impacted customers in the Seattle area
Over 100,000 Verizon users across the country reported a service outage Monday morning, including some in the Seattle area.2 years ago
Steve Coogan
Frozen custard and burger chain Freddy’s is headed to Washington
Fast-casual restaurant chain Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers is coming to the state of Washington with 10 restaurants set to open.2 years ago
Andrew Lanier
Lanier: Mariners ownership has failed, owes fans and taxpayers more
Washington taxpayers own T-Mobile Park. The Seattle Mariners lease it from us and I'm disgusted by the tenant.2 years ago
Frank Sumrall
National Public Lands Day returns with free parks admission, volunteer opportunities
All national parks that charge an entrance fee will offer free admission to everyone in celebration of National Public Lands Day.2 years ago
Frank Sumrall
Early autumn ushers in another ‘spider season’
Seattle and the surrounding areas have fully thrown themselves into autumnal weather, but with this comes the region's infamous "spider season."2 years ago
Paul Holden
Weekend digest: Food, art and more food!
Happy Friday and welcome back to sweater weather! Fall just begun but the fun is in full swing. There are plenty of activies this weekend.2 years ago
Paul Holden
Lost 1936 Seattle film saved by local composer takes festival circuit by storm
However, the lost 1936 Seattle film, "The Scalpel" by then 19-year-old Richard Lyford, was never released in its entirety until this year.2 years ago
Frank Sumrall
Beacon Hill eatery among NY Times’ 50 best US restaurants of 2024
familyfriend, a restaurant in Seattle' Beacon Hill, just made The New York Times' Top 50 best places to dine in America for 2024.2 years ago
Steve Coogan
Storm legend, part owner Sue Bird gets street named after her in Seattle
The City of Seattle, including Mayor Bruce Harrell, honored legendary former Seattle Storm player Sue Bird Monday with a new street name.2 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Allen Foundation gives millions to downtown Seattle arts, cultural organizations
The Paul G. Allen Family Foundation announced a $9 million in grant for eight nonprofit arts and culture organizations in downtown.2 years ago
Frank Sumrall
Lights, murals, ‘stay out’ zones: Third Ave., downtown undergoing ‘revitalization’ facelift
The latest step in Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell's efforts to reinvigorate and transform downtown Seattle? Flooding troubled areas with lights.2 years ago
Steve Coogan
Tickets still available: Green Day, Smashing Pumpkins playing in Seattle Monday
Legendary rock band Green Day is set to play in Seattle Monday night and hundreds of tickets of varying prices are still available.2 years ago
Julia Dallas
Seattle slices take top spot in tastiest food study; Gee, Ursula weigh in
A study by Mandoe Media, a software company based in Australia, ranked Seattle as America's top pizza city.2 years ago
Paul Holden
Weekend events digest: Goodbye, State Fair and hello, Oktoberfest
Fall is in the air this weekend and folks around Seattle and go to events such as the State Fair and Oktoberfest.2 years ago
Julia Dallas
Wing Luke Museum executive director steps down following ‘Hate’ exhibit
Seattle's Wing Luke Museum, located in the Chinatown-International District, will be seeing a change of leadership.2 years ago
Luke Duecy
Stray kitten befriends trooper after accident, quickly finds new home
Trooper Christopher Thorson was filling out his paperwork on an accident scene when he heard meows from a stray kitten near his feet.2 years ago
Julia Dallas
Days-old orca whale calf spotted swimming amongst pod in Strait of Georgia
The Center for Whale Research has revealed some exciting news -- a new orca calf has been spotted in L pod.2 years ago
