Sarah Anne Lloyd

A small row of neighborhood businesses overlooking a cemetery is a pocket-size time capsule in a changing city.

By getting to know the whales of the region, we have a better chance at understanding our impact on the Puget Sound and the animals which call it home.

Forget pumpkin spice—Larch Madness is the Pacific Northwest’s ultimate autumnal tradition. Here’s where to find them.

Here’s what to be aware of before you sign your lease.

What several public projects will mean for the future of the neighborhoods they’re in.

Four cyclists share tips for getting started on two wheels in the Emerald City.

Eleven things to consider before choosing your new home.

30 years and two tech booms later, the under-bridge installation keeps watch over its neighborhood’s identity.

This thriving two-acre edible landscape lets everyone enjoy the harvest

The holiday tradition adds whimsy to one of downtown Seattle’s poshest hotels

Beneath the urban lake’s surface are a multitude of reminders of a different era

How the White Center Food Bank changed its model—and switched the narrative.

The pergola was built above a stairwell that lead to the most glorious “comfort station” on the West Coast.

Mixing art and artificial intelligence at The Hideout

Lake Chelan is not pronounced “Lake shah-LONN”

Seek out these little pockets of the UW campus for picnics, views, or some extracurricular education—from a mini-beach to lesser-known public art.

How hard is it to compose music between boat horns and bridge alarms?

A day trip from Seattle to this picturesque island is totally doable

She drives a Mercedes SUV. She just also happened to live in it.

With cost of living on the rise, barriers are high for parents like Elizabeth Brico.