This autumn, the University of Washington (UW) is launching a Master of Science in Robotics, a 38-credit degree designed to meet the demands of one of the fastest-growing careers in technology.
2026 Washington State Book Awards
The Washington Center for the Book has selected winners in seven categories for the 2026 Washington State Book Awards for outstanding books published by Washington authors in 2025.
King County elections chief urges early voting at Wing Luke town hall
Ballots and boba made an unlikely pairing at the Wing Luke Museum, where about 40 Seattle-area voters gathered for an election town hall aimed at making Washington’s vote-by-mail system a little less unclear.
Lam’s Seafood expands with city support
Lam’s Seafood Asian Market has been part of Seattle’s Chinatown-International District (CID) for decades, serving generations of shoppers with Asian groceries and seafood.
Japan’s new Seattle consul general
Tsukasa Hirota has assumed duties as Japan’s consul general in Seattle, beginning his first diplomatic assignment in the Pacific Northwest, according to the Japanese Consulate General in Seattle’s Facebook page.
Pioneering Seattle City Councilmember and civil rights champion Dolores Sibonga passes away
Dolores Sibonga, a pioneering Filipino American lawyer, Seattle City Council member and civil rights advocate who spent decades in public service, has died.
Seattle mayor announces new approach to reducing gun violence
Mayor Katie Wilson announced a new citywide plan on Tuesday aimed at reducing gun violence through a combination of community intervention, police resources, youth programs and regional partnerships.
WA AG joins lawsuit challenging new public charge rule
Washington Attorney General Nick Brown announced on Monday that Washington state has joined a multistate lawsuit seeking to block a new federal immigration rule that would give officials more discretion to consider an immigrant’s use of public benefits when reviewing applications for permanent residency.
Feleata Ma’ae named Seattle Storm’s 2026 Believe in Women honoree
Seattle entrepreneur and community leader Feleata Ma’ae has been named one of four 2026 Believe in Women Honorees by the Seattle Storm.
State board advances plan to keep world languages optional for graduation
Changing the learning of world languages in Washington state is underway.
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