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Bruce Lee murals coming to Seattle’s Chinatown International District
The murals will be installed on the outside of the Rex Apartments and the New Central Building in time for what would have been Lee’s 84th birthday.
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Seattle Center’s ‘yard bosses’ keep model trains running on time
Word had gotten out that someone was lying face down on the frozen lake. One parent even joked that “drinking” may have been involved. Soon, Pete Capponi took off his shoes, and like a benevolent...
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Day or night, potholes keep road crews busy
They're pretty much a constant headache, both for the crews sent to repair them and for the drivers delayed while repairs are made.
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Bonsai tree houses by ‘Bob’s Burgers’ artist pull into Federal Way
The tiny tree houses integrated into deceased bonsai were a passion project for the late Dave Creek. Six will be on display at the Pacific Bonsai Museum.
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Emerald City Comic Con draws amazing characters to downtown Seattle
Emerald City Comic Con attracted thousands of fans to the Seattle Convention Center for activities including discussion panels, celebrity signings and costume contests.
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Nowruz — Persian New Year — celebrated at Seattle City Hall
Nowruz — Persian New Year — was celebrated on Sunday at Seattle City Hall. Nowruz is celebrated around the world and revolves around renewal and family gatherings.
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A seven-minute egg hunt at Oxbow Park
After social media, word-of-mouth and other online postings worked a little too well, the Georgetown Easter Egg Hunt was over before it began, as hundreds of children and their parents from as far as...
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Community volunteers train to deal with emergencies
Community volunteers in the Maple Leaf neighborhood in Seattle trained Sunday to deal with a hypothetical citywide blackout.
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Photos: From fountains to waterfronts, WA tries to beat the heat
Temperatures in the Puget Sound region are expected to be in the 80s for the rest of the week and possibly in the 90s on Wednesday.
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Photos: Seattle celebrates Sue Bird with statue
Sue Bird becomes the first WNBA player to have a statue in their honor
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What’s next for King County’s damaged White River Bridge
WSDOT and local leaders considered opening the bridge to one-way traffic this month, but repair crews will instead work toward reopening both lanes in November.
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PBS documentary ‘From Rails to Trails’ tracks the movement’s history
"From Rails to Trails," premiering Oct. 15 on PBS, chronicles how tens of thousands of abandoned tracks were converted to trails over 60 years.
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Windy conditions are just right for wing foils at Golden Gardens
A Bothell resident says his kiteboarding days are behind him now that he has learned to wing foil, with its less complicated setup.
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Remembering WA’s fallen for Memorial Day
Tahoma National Cemetery is one of many sites around the region hosting commemorations Monday for Memorial Day, which honors American service members killed serving the country.
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