Seabird’s advocates hope protection plan is near
Officials are expected to propose alternatives soon for saving the marbled murrelet, a sign of progress in the fight to help the “brown potato with...
Have you put up a lock on the bridge to the Seattle Ferry Terminal? We’d like to know
Have you ever walked across the pedestrian bridge headed in and out of the Seattle Ferry Terminal in downtown Seattle? Chances are you’ve seen a...
Before college, Seattle teen represents Down syndrome foundation at White House
Devon Adelman, 18, will be one of two students representing the Global Down Syndrome Foundation at Michelle Obama’s “Reach Higher: Beating the Odds” summit in...
Teen survives 2 days in rugged terrain after plane crash in North Cascades VIEW
Teenager Autumn Veatch, one of three passengers on a missing plane presumed crashed in the North Cascades, survived in rugged terrain for two days before...
Seattle’s alleys getting fresh look and a lively character
Alley advocates have long worked to change the idea that Seattle’s alleys should be purely utilitarian. Now they have examples that prove their point.
UW’s plans for new computer-science building delayed by state-budget setback
UW officials say they are disappointed to receive less than half the $40 million they hoped the state would contribute toward construction of a new...
Cinema Books to close its doors after 31 years
The store, open since 1977, is known for its vast collection of film literature and the welcoming spirit of its owner, Stephanie Ogle.