Politics

FILE – Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida speaks in Green Bay, Wisconsin, on Sept. 18, 2022. Since taking office, he has sought to position himself as a 2024 presidential contender. (Taylor Glascock/The New York Times) XNYT190 XNYT190

DeSantis, once a ‘no’ on storm aid, petitions a president he’s bashed

Opinion

With control of Congress at stake, Schrier is a must-win in 8th District | Editorial
Iranian women and the men who stand by them implore the U.S. to act | Op-Ed
Another January is coming: Get your COVID-19 booster | Op-Ed
Voters beware: Old fraud narratives may resurface in midterm elections | Opinion

Local News

FILE: The varied thrush is one of the  many winter  birds that can be attracted with a back yard feeder. This thrush is feasting on seed in Maltby, Snohomish County last Friday during a lovely  winter  snow shower.

The birds you’re hearing right now, and how to mark Bird-Safe Seattle Week

Featured Columnist

Inside the ‘Northgate miracle,’ which wasn’t a miracle at all

Project Homeless

Homelessness along Green River grows, creating a tricky question
Longtime King County Housing Authority leader accused of racial, gender-based discrimination
Why illegally placed concrete blocks have taken over public parking in Seattle
A Seattle strategy focused on chronically homeless people paid off — for some

Business & Tech

Shoppers pass each other in an aisle of sauces in the Viet-Wah supermarket on its last day open in Seattle. The grocery store has been in Little Saigon, in the Chinatown International District, for decades. (Karen Ducey / The Seattle Times)

Piece of 'old Seattle' gone as Little Saigon's landmark grocery closes VIEW

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Nation & World

Ukrainian soldiers ride atop a military vehicle near Kupiansk, Ukraine toward the front line on Friday, Sept. 30, 2022. The Ukrainian military has pushed Russian forces further southeast of the Oskil River as they continue their counter-offensive in the Kharkiv region. (Nicole Tung/The New York Times) XNYT204 XNYT204

With bluster and threats, Putin casts the West as the enemy VIEW

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Food & Drink

Top Chef contestant Shota Nakajima now slings Detroit-style pizza at Kobo on Capitol Hill.

Big name chef opens pizzeria on Capitol Hill and 37 other restaurant openings around Seattle

Pacific NW Magazine

Seattle loves the Mariners, but our container ship trade goes mostly unnoticed

Seattle longshore workers keep the containership industry afloat

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Arts & Life

Kaytlyn Gerbin trekked more than 120 miles in the North Cascades in about a week, connecting established high routes through the mountains to journey from Silver Lake near the Canadian border to Stehekin, Chelan County.

2 WA athletes trekked more than 120 miles of the North Cascades in less than a week

Photography

Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Marco Gonzales celebrates in the locker room after a 2-1 win over the Oakland Athletics and their first post season in 21 years. 221659
Sports

Photos: Mariners clinch postseason berth after defeating A’s, 2-1 VIEW

Dan Kelleher, from Kirkland laughs after Pamela Girres, from Bellevue spotted a Sharp-Tailed Sandpiper through her telescope from a spot on the 520 bridge overlooking marshes near Foster Island in Union Bay by the University of Washington in Seattle, WA on September 28, 2022. Bird enthusiasts were drawn there after receiving an ebird-alert from ebird.org that the Sharp-Tailed Sandpiper had been spotted. Many sightings have occurred over the past few days. 221715
Local News

Birders flock to 520 bridge to catch glimpse of rare visitor VIEW

Jupiter glows on Monday Sept. 26, 2022, as it is the closest to Earth than it has ever been in nearly six decades.
Local News

A look at Jupiter, from a mere 367 million miles

People walk in the Luminata parade around Green Lake on Saturday, Sept. 24. Luminata is an annual lantern festival celebrating the autumnal equinox and organized by the Fremont Arts Council, held this year on Saturday, Sept. 24.
Local News

Photos: Luminata festival sets the night alight at Green Lake VIEW