The salon is busiest at the beginning of the week, when the rows of swivel chairs buzz with activity. Students and ...

We picked four pie-in-the-sky ideas for Seattle’s future and investigated what it would take to implement them. Possible?

As the days shorten, Seabrook settles into its coziest season. Crowds thin and a new calendar of events comes to life. From a ...

Wintertime is when Anchorage shines. Trails and parks invite runners and fat tire bikers, while nearby snowy mountains offer ...

A ringing phone (that actually sounds like a bell), a receiver, even a curly phone cord—they’re all back, at least for kids.

Ken Hewitt is an inveterate old-timer of the seafood industry, getting most animated when narrating the seasonal fluctuation ...

To apply, please email your cover letter and resume to Publisher@SeattleMet.com — with your name and the job title in the subject line. Seattle Met is committed to fostering a diverse workforce and an ...

“Bellevue is big,” wrote Carolyn Casey of The Seattle Times in a story published November 28, 1984, “but it isn’t big enough for the rapidly growing Microsoft Corp., which has announced plans to move ...

Death is a part of life—and Seattle seems unusually comfortable acknowledging that. While some corners of the country fantasize about outrunning death with technology and others cling tightly to ...

AT Waca Maya, the Venezuelan restaurant that opened in Greenwood earlier this year, you can order your cheese completely encased in a corn dough (empanadas), wrapped in a yeasted dough and fried ...

Creatures of the night? No, just the cuties at Woodland Park Zoo.