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No matter which option is chosen for replacement of the Alaskan Way Viaduct, it will come with a big price tag for taxpayers to swallow.

A bored tunnel running under downtown from Royal Brougham to Roy Street may cost $3.5 billion. A cut-…MORE

The Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division reminds travelers to allow extra time for ferry travel over the busy Thanksgiving holiday weekend.

There is no passenger-only service between Seattle and Vashon Island on…MORE

Last season was Ballard's illuminated holiday snowflakes last appearance on Ballard Avenue and Market Street.

The Ballard Chamber of Commerce has decided to not put them up this year due to the wear and tear on the decorations and little…MORE

How much would you bid for a one of a kind football signed by a list of over 50 luminaries that includes Jerry Rice, Steve Largent, Dave Krieg, and even Paul Allen?

Jerry A. Hermanson has made it his mission over the past four years to get…MORE

Ask professional driving instructor Daniel Lilleness what the difference is between teaching 15 year-olds and teaching senior citizens, and he will declare, "The young ones you can't get their foot on the brake and the old ones you can't get…MORE

The Ballard Chamber of Commerce is launching an effort to get new Ballard residents to shop locally this holiday season.

Merchandise bags, stuffed with coupons and promotions from area businesses, will be distributed to the estimated 1,000…MORE

The Seattle Department of Transportation decided last night not to enforce Business Access Travel Lanes on the 15th Avenue West corridor until community concerns around public safety and congestion can be resolved.

At a meeting Wednesday…MORE

Capers in the West Seattle Junction held a "Steal this Party, Girls Night Out" event on Thursday night, November 20th, 2008 to kick off their holiday season. The event featured cocktails, hors douvres, and tips on how to hold your own holiday…MORE

The public will get a chance to question City Council members next week on the $1.85 billion 2009-2010 biennial budget, that the city says "puts people first."

The Seattle Channel's C.R.

The public will get a chance to question City Council members next week on the $1.85 billion 2009-2010 biennial budget, that the city says "puts people first."

The Seattle Channel's C.R.