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The Seattle Times
22 days
What’s next for Federal Way theme park Wild Waves?
Documents filed with the city of Federal Way show plans to transform the Wild Waves theme park site into a 1-million-square-foot industrial warehouse.
GeekWire
22 days
Medical technology giant plans to put its longtime Seattle-area campus up for sale
Philips plans to put its Bothell, Wash., campus up for sale, marking a significant moment for Washington state’s medical device industry and for a site that helped establish the region as a global center for ultrasound innovation. Read More
The Seattle Times
22 days
Former Seahawks QB Russell Wilson finalizing deal with CBS, reports say
Russell Wilson, who quarterbacked the Seahawks to their first Super Bowl title, may reportedly be done with football as he's moving into a TV role.
GeekWire
23 days
Zuckerberg’s yacht leaves Seattle’s Lake Union, anchors in Elliott Bay
After several days docked on Lake Union, drawing crowds and hecklers, Mark Zuckerberg's superyacht slipped back through the Ballard Locks and is now anchored in Elliott Bay. Why it's in Seattle remains unclear. Read More
GeekWire
23 days
Rec Room’s final day: Fans say goodbye as social gaming platform comes to an end
The Seattle social gaming platform, once valued at $3.5 billion, shuts down at noon Pacific today after a decade and 150 million players. Fans are marking the end with tribute videos, yearbook-style goodbyes, and final virtual gatherings. Read More
The Seattle Times
23 days
Washington State Ferries’ 75th anniversary: Free goodies and onboard DJs
It's Washington State Ferries' 75th anniversary. Here's how you can get free swag and hear DJ sets onboard the ferries to celebrate.
The Seattle Times
23 days
Packed church mourns father, handyman killed in Longview mill implosion
More than 500 people packed a church Sunday to remember Gil Bernal, one of 11 workers lost in last week's chemical tank implosion in Longview.
The Seattle Times
23 days
Is the despised piggyback actually carrying the surging Seattle Mariners?
The much talked about, and generally despised, piggyback pitching plan was effective again Sunday. Is the strategy actually igniting the surging Mariners?
The Seattle Times
23 days
Seattle World Cup will host 6 countries. Get to know them with this visual guide
Get to know the six teams that are playing in Seattle during the opening round of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, from populations to languages and tournament history.
The Seattle Times
23 days
Seattle can host FIFA Men’s World Cup. Why can’t it host Super Bowl?
Seattle is hosting arguably the biggest sporting event in the world this summer in the FIFA Men's World Cup. So why is it so unlikely it will ever host a Super Bowl?
The Seattle Times
23 days
Why Seattle ranks near the bottom for free-and-clear homes
Seattle ranks near the bottom of major U.S. metros for debt-free homes, due to high housing costs and a relatively young workforce, writes FYI Guy.
The Seattle Times
23 days
Gray whales are declining at an alarming rate. Why?
If you feel like you’ve been seeing a lot of reports lately about whales dying and washing up on Washington beaches — you’re not imagining it. Something unusual is happening. And it’s even been alarming the researchers who’ve spent their careers studying these animals. So far this year, 25 gray whales have been found dead […]
