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DACA recipient Graciela Nuñez leads a spirited, high-decibel chant on the Federal Courthouse steps in Seattle on Tuesday. She is also the co-emcee of the rally and an immigrant-rights advocate. (Alan Berner / The Seattle Times) — DACA recipient Graciela Nuñez leads a spirited, high-decibel chant on the Federal Courthouse steps in Seattle. She is also the co-emcee of the rally and an immigrant-rights advocate. (Alan Berner / The Seattle Times)

Local News

Washingtonians express fear, anxiety and hope as the Supreme Court hears DACA arguments

"My entire future is in the hands of nine people," said a DACA recipient at a downtown Seattle rally. "It's really scary." VIEW

Egan Orion concedes to Kshama Sawant in Seattle City Council race, cites Amazon spending
With nearly all ballots counted, voters reject Washington’s affirmative-action measure
Twice is nice, but three would mean Sounders dynasty sits on rare throne | Matt Calkins
18-year-old bystander shot in Rainier Valley gunfight, Seattle police say
$106M gift will help UW and two partners ‘accelerate discovery’ in the field of neuroscience
Seahawks kickoff time changed for Week 12 game vs. Eagles on Nov. 24

Seahawks

Seahawks’ Tyler Lockett will spend another night in the hospital but isn’t expected to miss any games

Lockett needs another night to let the swelling go down before he can return to Seattle, coach Pete Carroll said Tuesday. WATCH

Friday, November 8, 2019. View of the North Portal on the SR 99 tunnel that will start tolls tomorrow, November 9th. 212058

Traffic Lab

How is your Highway 99 toll money spent? A big chunk goes to collecting the tolls

Toll-collection costs take 30% off the top mainly because the toll charges are lower than other highways, says a fiscal analyst for the Washington State Transportation Commission.

Sounders

Soak it in: Sounders celebrate MLS Cup title with Seattle Center rally

To celebrate the Sounders' MLS Cup title, Emerald City Supporters led a parade that included two open-air, green buses carrying players, families, coaches and support staff up several blocks of 4th Avenue past thousands of flag-waving fans and set up shop on the Seattle Center lawn. WATCH