Seattle’s stadium is expected to be brimming with rainbow flags on Friday for a World Cup match between teams representing two of the most repressive countries for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
“Rice on Repeat” circus brings food, family, and friendship
“Before I started circus (training), I climbed in bouldering gyms for seven years.
Is your family safe at home? A Mercer Island burglary exposes how organized crime is targeting Asian Americans
She left her Mercer Island house on a Sunday morning last May with her family, and headed to a casual lunch with friends in Tukwila.
Get Involved in the Sustainable Airport Master Plan Public Comment Period for Seattle-Tacoma International Airport
Travel at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) is growing just like our region.
Raising the next generation, at home and at the Wing Luke Museum
On weekday mornings, Chrissy Shimizu starts her day the same way many working parents do: savoring a few quiet moments with her 18-month-old daughter, Kaiya.
Yoga practitioners gather across western Washington to mark International Day of Yoga
Hundreds of people across Washington state participated in events marking the 12th International Day of Yoga on Sunday, June 21, joining celebrations organized by the Consulate General of India in Seattle.
Seattle shelter dog’s nose knows: Junior picks USA over Australia in World Cup forecast
When a pet “chooses” between two teams to predict the outcome of a major sporting event, the spectacle can draw public attention while supporting a meaningful cause.
Seattle’s Chinatown-International District breaks Guinness World Record for largest dim sum meal
It may not be on the same level as a U.S. win over Australia’s national men’s soccer team—created in 1922.
Seattle celebrates Immigrant Heritage Month, announces new investments
Mayor Katie Wilson on Thursday proclaimed June as Immigrant Heritage Month in Seattle, joining community leaders and advocates in celebrating the contributions of immigrants and refugees while highlighting a new $4 million investment in services and programs supporting immigrant communities.
Mayor announces new strategy for Little Saigon public safety concerns
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson announced a new strategy aimed at addressing longstanding public safety concerns in the city’s Little Saigon and North Beacon Hill neighborhoods, combining increased police enforcement with expanded social services and treatment options.
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