Got kitty fever? These cafes, bookstores, and more around town have resident cats ready for some love.
Give back to the planet and Seattle’s wildlife + community through these volunteer opportunities.
New Zealand’s second largest city may be on the opposite side of the Pacific Ocean, but it holds more in common with Seattle than you’d think.
Find some good book deals, win discounts at your favorite spots, and celebrate Seattle’s independent bookstores.
We got to tour the new training space for Seattle Storm members — here’s what the team’s new home has in store.
Eat and Drink
Give Seattle’s vast culinary options a taste test with specially crafted menus at 200+ local restaurants.
We want to know: Where is the best coffee in Seattle? Vote for your favorite to help determine a champion.
Travel and Outdoors
Because of a lower than average snowpack, the state is expecting to see less than 75% of its average water levels across Washington.
Anfuso, also known by her social media handle @servedbysara, is known for her community walks that get hundreds of attendees.
We’re highlighting the 25 best parks that the Seattle area has to offer — including Discovery, Woodland, and Marymoor Parks.
Peruse local vendors and art of all mediums at these recurring art walks in Seattle neighborhoods.
Real Estate
This affordable housing project is for a high-profile property — let’s see what’s in store.
They’re pretty, pink, and a reminder of the fleeting existence of beauty in this world.
Check out the rules and guidance for maintaining your own little hive of busy bees.
Jeff Bezos launched a little online bookselling biz from this Bellevue pad’s garage in 1994 — and the home is for sale again.
City
During his visit, Norwegian Crown Prince Haakon will meet with local business leaders and representatives from the University of Washington to discuss decarbonization and green transition.
Post-war vacancies, a decades-long preservation project, and upcoming Sakura Matsuri festivities.
The Shoreline South, Shoreline North, Mountlake Terrace, and Lynnwood light rail stations will open on August 30, 2024.
The journey took off on April 7, 1924, and ended at Sand Point in northeast Seattle.