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Downtown dognapping has happy ending for owners
A dognapping in downtown Seattle took a strange turn thanks to an observant dog daycare worker...and a little luck.
I-5 bridge over Skagit River collapses, cars with people in water
An Interstate 5 bridge over a river north of Seattle collapsed Thursday evening, dumping vehicles and people into the water, the Washington State Patrol said.
Earthquake shakes Northern California
Rafael Abreau, a geophysicist with the U.S. Geological Survey's National Earthquake Center, says the temblor struck at 8:47 p.m. and was centred 10 kilometres west northwest of Greenville, and about 40 kilometres southwest of Susanville.
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Urban Ruins: Does Seattle need a High Line?
At a luncheon this week for the Urban Land Institute's local sponsors, guest speaker - and Seattle restaurateur - Tom Douglas toyed with the idea of abandoning the Seattle monorail.
Northwest Folklife 2013 highlights
The Northwest Folklife Festival can be overwhelming - though part of the fun is stumbling on a great act you've never heard of - but if you're looking for some suggestions, here's a day-by-day list.
Washington works — and plays — at Northwest Folklife Festival
That's not the question you usually hear, but you'll get some fascinating answers to it at this year's Northwest Folklife Festival, which starts Friday and runs through Memorial Day.
Pork purveyor plumps pigs with pot plants
A Seattle butcher said he's found a way to marry marijuana and meat - by feeding pot plants to pigs.
Robotics festival brings mechanical gadgetry to Spark Museum
Home-made mechanical gadgetry will race, run mazes and clash with metallic might in the eighth annual Northwest Robotics Festival this weekend at the Spark Museum of Electrical Invention.
Thursday Memo: Get robber, get pizzas ... Deputy dies ... Mariners sinking
Catch a robber, get a pizza : Actually 200 pizzas go to the person who helps track down the robber who held up a pizza restaurant in Spokane yesterday.
$15 or less: Weekend listings for the budget-conscious culture lover
Luis Negron Elliott Bay Book Company, Thurs. 5/23 at 7 p.m., FREE Spanish language author and queer activist Luis Negron reads from Mundo Negron, his debut collection of short stories.
Baker moves on from Magnolia to 'Pie-tinis'
By Jessica Davis Customers young and old have been lured in by the sweet pie aroma coming from Capitol Hill's new Pie Bar since it opened on May 1. The new business, at 1361 E. Olive Way, combines the award-winning pie-making talents of Alyssa Lewis and the mixology skills of her twin sister, Natalie Delucchi .
Brrr! Seattle, Portland briefly tied for coldest major city in lower 48
Does it feel a bit like January out there today? Your skin does not deceive you.
Seattle area reaches 'full employment' milestone | Jon Talton
Nearly four years after the end of the recession, King County unemployment hit 4.4 percent in April.
Careers carved at wood-tech center
The Center will hold its grand opening and tour from 5-8 p.m. Thursday with the dedication starting at 6 p.m., at 2310 S. Lane St., Seattle.
Bainbridge Island Gets an Art Museum
Creatively focused, eco-obsessed, possessing an urban sensibility and locavore leanings, beautiful without being braggy-the new Bainbridge Island Museum of Art might well be considered the embodiment of the island community itself.
Bar Sajor Matt Dillon Occidental Park
Sorry, Capitol Hill. You are so last week. All of a sudden, restaurants and bars are competing for real estate in a new neighborhood.
Seattle chefs, 'Top Chef' Master Rick Bayless kick in for cancer
For the past five years, I've played "kitchen liaison" at the Fred Hutch Premier Chefs Dinner and fundraising auction.
When it comes to mayors, Seattle loves newcomers
Of the 52 mayors who've run our fair city in the last 144 years, how many do you think were Seattle natives? Precisely one.
Harrell sees himself as fitting the city's needs
High school valedictorian, college football standout and UW-educated lawyer who built a career in his hometown, where a mayor told him at age 12 he should consider public office.