Maya Tizon

CID shops near Lumen Field prepared for World Cup crowds, but some report slower foot traffic as locals avoid downtown and fans bypass the area.

This year, the festival runs from May 22-25. But its fate for 2027 is unknown, as organizers say they may "take a little breather."

Close to three months after a the shooting, community members are petitioning King County Metro and the City of Seattle to close the stop and build a permanent memorial for Tyjon Stewart and Tra'Veiah Houfmuse in its place.

Villa Comunitaria and Seattle's Office of Labor Standards host a South Park clinic to help immigrant workers learn their rights as the city prepares for World Cup crowds.

Duwamish Valley groups appeal a permit letting Ash Grove's Seattle cement plant burn more tires, warning of worsening air quality in South Park and Georgetown.

Later this year, the name Martin Luther King Jr. Way will extend to Renton along SR 900 and to Kent along SR 515. Reporter Maya Tizon interviews Eddie Rye and Bob Barnes about their efforts to change the name of the arterial in the first place, back in the 1980s.

South End cyclists mourn a 38-year-old killed in a Beacon Hill hit-and-run, renewing calls for safer streets and accountability after Seattle's first fatal bike crash since 2023.

Artists Scott Mexcal and Natalia Sotelo worked with a team of nine Mexican painters to complete a vibrant mosaic titled "Cocina de Abuela," or "Grandma's Kitchen," with each tile highlighting the South End's community, history, and future.

ACRS has relaunched free monthly legal clinics in southeast Seattle, offering pro bono help for immigrant and refugee families.

After 25 years in Columbia City, the beloved neighborhood bar Columbia City Ale House is closing its doors. Locals reflect on memories, community, and what’s next.

A group of trees — some of which are said to be over 100 years old — on a lot in Columbia City have been razed. The property at 3936 S. Angeline St. was purchased in December 2024 by Albert Clark Real Estate for development of single-family homes.

In South Park, almost half of the population identifies as Latino or Hispanic. The Duwamish River Community Coalition (DRCC) recently canceled this year's 19th annual Duwamish River Festival because of a surge in ICE raids nationwide. The event's

In the wake of a devastating attack at a Filipino cultural festival in Vancouver, B.C., Seattle’s Filipino community gathered to grieve, remember, and reaffirm the power of resilience and community.