South Lake Union pedestrians were surprised by a strange voice when they were waiting to cross Denny Way and Fairview Avenue ...

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according to The Seattle Times. In one case, a man who allegedly pulled a knife on someone and threatened to cut their throat while dressed as a wizard was released after waiting two weeks in jail ...

Our dining scene is constantly in flux, with a flurry of new openings and closings every head-spinning month. Beyond closures and openings, I handed over the mic to one of my dining companions to ...

Such problems are nothing new: A Seattle Times reporting series in 2023 detailed the many challenges people face when trying to find public restrooms in the city and the consequences that flow ...

U.S. Department of Justice lawyers on the case could not be reached for comment Saturday. Material from The Seattle Times archives was included in this report.

On Monday, a Seattle City attorney’s office spokesperson sent The Seattle Times a copy of the settlement agreement on Monday, which includes $638,000 to Greening and $312,000 for his attorneys ...

Climate Lab is a Seattle Times initiative that explores the effects of climate change in the Pacific Northwest and beyond. The project is funded in part by The Bullitt Foundation, CO2 Foundation ...

with the car going over a concrete parking block and breaking through a rusty fence before flipping onto its roof on the patio below. Seattle Times reporter Caitlyn Freeman contributed to this report.

It revealed that Seattle Parks and Recreation is not meeting its plan of cleaning every restroom two to three times daily, is not cleaning restrooms at a consistent level of quality throughout the ...

“I am the best fried-chicken maker in the world. Can’t nobody beat me,” founder Ezell Stephens told The Seattle Times in 2012, and “that’s still the fact,” he said last month. Also as ...