The big Seahawks parade on Wednesday is just the latest large civic gathering of celebratory Seattleites, and the city's history is dotted with similar events over the past century or so.
It's been 35 years since fans lined the streets of downtown Seattle to honor the NBA champion SuperSonics. And all these years later, the memory remains strong for former Sonic Wally Walker.
When the 12th Man took to the streets of Seattle Sunday night, the revelers were pretty well behaved. But they did cause $25,000 in damage to the historic Pioneer Square Pergola. So in true Seattle fashion, an online fundraiser has been set up to help the Parks Department repair the structure.
There'll likely be plenty of people calling in sick Wednesday to catch the Seahawks Super Bowl parade. But the two dozen or so employees at one Puyallup-based company won't have to fake an illness, because they have the blessings of the boss.
Seattle Mayor Ed Murray insists that police are making progress toward police reforms mandated by the U.S. Justice Department. But, he says, the city still has a long way to go.
There's been plenty of talk about why the Seahawks so thoroughly dominated the Broncos 43-8 in Super Bowl XLVIII, but head coach Pete Carroll says it was actually quite simple.
The Seahawks' Super Bowl win is even sweeter for 65 lucky people who shopped at Harkness Furniture in Tacoma over the weekend. A pre-Super Bowl promotion means customers are getting their money's worth.
Some kids in Africa could soon be wearing T-shirts, hats and other clothing clothing commemorating the Broncos Super Bowl championship that Denver didn't win
The parade to celebrate the Super Bowl Champion Seahawks will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, which also happens to be in the middle of the school day, leaving many parents wondering whether it's appropriate to pull kids out of school.
Last week Tom and Curley met a cocky Denver radio host who was convinced there was no way the Seahawks could score enough points to knock off the Broncos and Denver was the superior team. Needless to say, he's eating his words Monday.
Washington's governor and Seattle's mayor were on hand at MetLife Stadium as the Seattle Seahawks beat out the Denver Broncos to become the World Champions at Super Bowl XLVIII.
Standout cornerback Richard Sherman says he suffered a high-ankle sprain in the fourth quarter of the Seahawks 43-8 Super Bowl victory over the Denver Broncos, but expects to be fine by the start of team activities in the spring.
