Melissa Santos is a Reporter at Axios. She focuses on a diverse range of topics including government and politics, public policy, and litigation, while also covering food and beverage production. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as The New Herald News LLC., Crosscut, and STAT News.
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The familiar roar of Navy jets has returned to Seattle as the Blue Angels gear up for Seafair Weekend.
Why it matters: Washington moviegoers currently have to leave the state to see Hollywood films in the full 1.43:1 IMAX format.
By: Melissa Santos
His resignation comes after criticism over delays in public updates after Sunday's mass shooting.
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson said Friday that the city's next police chief should be someone who is "consistently present in Seattle" and and "who can navigate the inevitable criticism" that comes with the job.
The agreement includes 18 months' salary and clears the way for Seattle's search for a new chief.
The Starbucks that closed in the Seattle Center Armory building earlier this year has been replaced with a new coffeeshop, The Groundskeeper.
The nonprofit plans to open by September in the long-vacant former Starbucks space at 23rd and Jackson.
Melissa here. I was visiting Clarridge this weekend and was once again struck by the stunning view from her backyard.
The Seattle Public Library is installing air-conditioning at its last few branches without it.
More than 1,200 employees at leading AI companies have signed a petition calling for a global effort to slow AI development.
