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Black and Brown Youth in the South End Find Their Voices Through Spoken-Word Poetry

Capitol Hill’s next new development to finally dig in appears to be ready on E Olive Way

Capitol Hill’s first new large-scale mixed-use development in a very long time is ready to open to new residents and street-level businesses along E Madison. Developers are getting ready to dig on on another. The City of Seattle issued a … Continue reading →

Seahawks sign pass rusher Derick Hall to $42 million contract extension

The Seattle Seahawks have secured the long term services of one of their key defensive players who was instrumental in their Super Bowl win over the New England Patriots. No, not Devon Witherspoon. At least not yet. But the Seahawks did come to terms with fourth-year edge rusher Derick Hall, whose three-year extension averages out […]

Seattle’s plan to stop environmental appeals from stalling housing legislation

Seattle’s efforts to streamline its land use process will include a proposal aimed at cutting more bureaucratic red tape and preventing environmental appeals from stalling affordable housing. Introduced by the Seattle City Council’s land use committee chair Eddie Lin, newly … Continue reading →

Seahawks 2026 rookie predictions: Beau Stephens won’t unseat Anthony Bradford

You didn’t think that John Schneider would be able to sit out multiple rounds of the 2026 NFL Draft did you? He managed to make it through the fourth round, but had to jump back into the fifth round by trading away a 2027 fourth-round pick.  At No. 148, the Seattle Seahawks added to their […]

Irv Charles trade shows how the Seahawks value special teams differently

When a Super Bowl-winning franchise trades a draft pick for a player who has never caught a pass in the NFL, the initial reaction is usually confusion. But moves like this help explain why the Seattle Seahawks climbed to the top of the league in the first place. Seattle acquired wide receiver and special teams […]

Seahawks News 5/2: The Seahawks are still better than the Rams

In Today’s Links: basically, Tuesday is all about the Myles Garrett trades and its proceeding ripple effect for our Seattle Seahawks. Russ Wilson looks like he’s gonna be sitting in the broadcast booth next season, instant reactions from the Garrett trade, and a little bit more. How do we respond? Do you think a response […]

Bicyclist hit by recycling truck at 12th and Yesler

A bicyclist struck by a recycling truck being driven through the intersection of 12th and Yesler was injured and rushed to Harborview late Monday afternoon. The collision was reported just after 4:30 PM. According to radio updates, the rider was … Continue reading →

One ‘retail theft operation’ nets 13 arrests at Capitol Hill drugstore

One of the most abused drugstores in the city made for easy pickings as the Seattle Police Department reports it made 13 arrests in a Friday “retail theft operation” at the 15th Ave E Walgreens on Capitol Hill. The arrest … Continue reading →

A.J Brown traded to Patriots, adding more intrigue to Seahawks’ season opener

One way or another, the Seattle Seahawks were almost certainly going to face star wide receiver A.J. Brown in 2026. Either he was going to stay disgruntled on the Philadelphia Eagles or go to essentially the only team that had consistent reported interest in him, the AFC champion New England Patriots. Well, it’s June 1, […]

Seattle Pride 2026 begins with Saturday’s Pride in the Park on Capitol Hill

With the kind of stuff neighbors are up around Seattle parks, here’s three cheers for the neighbors of Volunteer Park where Saturday will bring ...

Russell Wilson joins NFL on CBS team as analyst

Russell Wilson’s playing days are (reportedly) over (probably) in the NFL (unless a Philip Rivers-type thing happens). While not explicitly retiring just yet, Wilson has accepted a deal to join CBS’ broadcast team as an analyst. In his twilight years, Wilson has retained his ability to make national news every so often. First with the […]