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Wildfire readiness is a development issue in Washington

Wildfire readiness is affecting project approvals, infrastructure planning, insurance availability, and ongoing risk management.

Schnitzer West reclaims empty Bravern office towers in Bellevue

The vacant Bravern office buildings in downtown Bellevue will return to the hands of their original developer, Schnitzer West, it said on Monday. Those 11- and 21-story towers were completed in 2009. A lot has changed since then.

Ribbon snipped on new pump station

The ribbon was cut last week on a new water reservoir and pump station at 4809 151st Ave. S.E. in Bellevue’s Horizon View neighborhood.

New momentum for 193 Northgate units near station

For several years now, Wallace Properties has been preparing to redevelop some of its older apartment buildings on the east side of Northgate Station (meaning both the station and shopping center). The station opened in 2021.

Historic Bone Dry Shoe Building steps into new role

Centerforce recently purchased the century-old building for $2.5 million.

Seattle Storm’s Flau’jae Johnson scores 26 points in narrow loss to Lynx

Led by 26 points from rookie Flau'jae Johnson, the Storm took the Lynx, who hold the WNBA's best record, down to the wire Monday night.

Cal Raleigh blasts grand slam in rout of Reds, Mariners reclaim first in AL West

Cal Raleigh hit a grand slam during a six-run outburst in the seventh inning, and the Mariners beat the Reds 8-0 to reclaim first place in the American League West.

Wilt Chamberlain Lakers jacket found by teen at Oregon thrift store fetches over $89,000 at auction

A warmup jacket worn by Wilt Chamberlain during the 1972 NBA finals that was found in an Oregon thrift store fetched over $89,000 in an auction that closed Monday.

Mariners’ Julio Rodríguez leaves game vs. Cincinnati Reds

Julio Rodríguez was removed from Monday’s game before the start of the sixth inning after legging out an infield hit in the previous half inning.

Photos: Lynx at Storm

Photos: Reds at Mariners

As Kaiser Canyon fire grows, rodeo grounds become animal shelters

The Kaiser Canyon wildfire has displaced 1,000 people and burned over 60,000 acres.