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The dance hall was quiet recently when only 40 people came to the open house for the Alaskan Way Viaduct.

Engineers and managers from the state and city departments of transportation stood at displays, ready to answer people's questions…MORE

The clock is ticking for Washington residents who haven't registered to vote in the Nov. 4 General Election.

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While violent crime is down, some City Council members still get many complaints about graffiti, open-air drug markets and other crimes from citizens concerned about the safety of their neighborhoods.

So Seattle Council member Tim Burgess…MORE

If you can run or walk and want to help women dealing with breast cancer, your opportunity comes on Sunday, September 28th in the form of the 5th Annual Alki Beach Walk/Run.

All proceeds go to benefit the West Seattle based Northwest Hope…MORE

The clock struck one and the 22 "Nickelsville" tent city residents who still remained at 7115 West Marginal Way SW packed up their possessions and vacated, some with the persuasion of the police. The officers did a sweep while residents and…MORE

While Matador has become a staple of Market Street, the restaurant is currently on trial in a lawsuit that could prevent them from using the rustic d/cor and Tex-Mex recipes that have made it a favorite spot in Ballard.

Brian Hutmacher,…MORE

The Burien Little Theatre (BLT) will open its new season with the award winning musical, "The Rocky Horror Show" featuring several public officials as guest narrators during its six-week run.

The performances will be in the Burien…MORE

The Judson Park retirement facility will celebrate the grand opening of the Sound View apartment homes on Oct. 1 from 1 to 3 p.m.

Sound View is a 24 million dollar redevelopment project, which consists of 64 new residential living…MORE

Dr. Mehmet Oz, a regular on The Oprah Winfrey Show and one of the world's most influential people, according to Time magazine, will be the featured speaker at Highline Medical Center's Women's Wellness Event called "Live Healthy. Stay Young".…MORE

Tukwila churches along with other groups gathered at Fort Dent Park on Sept. 14 to honor the Duwamish tribe as the first nation of Tukwila, and rekindle the relationship between the tribe and the non-native residents,

The event, called "…MORE