Emerald City Trapeze and the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber Orchestra are excited to announce their second annual collaboration — Aerial Americana: a celebration of local musicians and acrobatic artists! Micaela Kingslight, …
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When Greg Spotts took over as the new director of the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT), he ordered a 90-day review of the city’s Vision Zero efforts. The Vision Zero department within SDOT is …
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It’s Nov. 1, and some Seattle Seahawks are going up against an opponent bigger than the ones they battle on the football field. They’re fighting hunger. Rookie cornerbacks Tariq Woolen …
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Last month, California legalized a burial practice called human composting. Here in Washington, the practice has been legal since 2019. It’s one of many signs that, for the first time …
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Mayor Bruce Harrell detailed elements of his One Seattle Graffiti Plan to beautify Seattle and address a surge in graffiti through new strategies and proposed budget investments. Since 2019, incidents …
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The recent opening of the West Seattle Bridge has grabbed all the headlines lately, but there are other bridges in the city that also need extensive repair or replacement. One …
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More than 47,000 fans packed T-Mobile Park on Saturday for the organization’s first home playoff game in 21 years. Fans weren’t just in the stands, they piled into nearby SODO …
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El Día de los Muertos, or the Day of the Dead, is not a Mexican version of Halloween. Though related, the two annual events differ greatly in traditions and tone. …
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The SODO Business Improvement Area seeks an energetic and detail-oriented individual to join the organization as a Transportation Planner for our Move SODO program. This is an exciting opportunity to …
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A complex in Seattle’s SODO neighborhood that would house hundreds more people living unsheltered, as well as treating people with drug, alcohol and behavioral health issues, has been scrapped in its final …
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