Record-breaking gymnast Oksana Chusovitina’s bid for ninth Olympics ends with injury at 48
Record-breaking 48-year-old gymnast Oksana Chusovitina says an injury has ended her attempt to qualify for what would have been her ninth Olympics. #press
The Latest | Israel finds 3 hostages’ bodies in Gaza as it braces for UN court ruling
Israel is bracing for the top United Nations court to rule Friday on whether it must halt its military operations and withdraw from Gaza. #press
SPS won’t reschedule graduations that fall on Muslim holiday
A coalition of students from three high schools asked the district to move their graduations, which fall on Eid al-Adha, one of the most important Muslim holidays. #press
‘Babes’ review: The hilarious ups and down of friendship (and pregnancy)
It's not quite a Nora Ephron movie, but It's a pleasure nonetheless to watch Ilana Glazer and Michelle Buteau's buddy-pregnancy comedy, writes our critic. #press
Insuring a Seattle-area home now costs more. Here’s why
With some seeing their insurance premiums increase as much as 40%, Washington homeowners are left with questions — and squeezed budgets. #press
Boeing working with union, FAA to review employee safety reports
Friday's safety report, which summarizes actions undertaken in the last year, comes about a week before Boeing is scheduled to deliver a 90-day plan to the FAA. #press
Seafair, Solstice Parade and more Seattle summer 2024 events
With so many activities and events to squeeze in during the summer months, here are some of the grandest community happenings to get on your calendar now. #press
Former WSU Cougar, NFL player Steve Gleason on his new memoir, life with ALS
Gleason grew up in Spokane and went to Washington State University. He and his wife Michel Varisco Gleason spoke to The Seattle Times about working on the book. #press
A WA civic leader’s legacy lives on — and challenges us to carry it forward
When you look at the great civic achievements of our region beginning in the 1950s, Jim Ellis is the one constant in each and every decade. #press
WA civic leader Jim Ellis found inspiration in tragedy during WWII
This excerpt from "A Will to Serve" explores the genesis of Jim Ellis' life of public service, inspired by the intention to honor his brother's death in WWII. #press
WA at national forefront of battle over long-term care
Experts say Washington voters could shape out other states try to address the costs of an aging population, when they vote on the fate of WA Cares. #press
‘Desperate’ sea lion pup hops into UCLA rowing team’s boat
What seemed like a cute chance encounter turned into a rescue when the team noticed something was wrong with the hitchhiker. #press
Workers switching jobs find the grass isn’t always greener elsewhere
Be careful about changing jobs just for a bigger paycheck. #press
Rant and Rave: Reader appreciates help after surgeries
RAVE to all my friends, neighbors and colleagues. I pride myself on my independent nature, but a hip replacement and open heart surgery over a six-week period forced me to ask for help. The response from everyone (especially my neighbors in West Seattle) has been nothing... #press
5 WA beginner backpacking trips for this summer
Got your eyes set on your first backpacking trip? Consider these five routes, from the Olympic Peninsula to the Cascades, that are great for beginners. #press
Chris Pratt on ‘The Garfield Movie,’ learning to be a leading man
The Lake Stevens-raised actor voices the title character of "The Garfield Movie," now playing in Seattle-area theaters. #press
Seattle chef killed in light rail stabbing was ‘dedicated’ newlywed
Corey Evan Bellett, 37, was killed May 11 after a fight with two other men, one of whom allegedly stabbed him at the Capitol Hill light rail station. #press
Seattle police chief target of racism, ‘mutiny,’ community leaders say
A trio of women community leaders of color say racism and a "mutiny" within the Seattle Police Department are behind accusations leveled against Chief Adrian Diaz. #press
San Juan Island foxes and their playful pups attract tourists
Plenty of photographers and tourists flock to the San Juan Islands in an attempt to get images of red foxes. #press
How Seattle’s economy is managing in this uncertain season
Despite a slowdown in population growth, Seattle continues to enjoy a growing economy and numerous advantages, columnist Jon Talton writes. #press