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The jump in ridership follows Sound Transit opening a long-awaited light rail connection between Seattle and Bellevue.
Two new digital kiosks have been installed downtown, days before we're set to host our first World Cup match.
Seattle's Westlake Park has reopened after a major renovation, bringing more open space and new public seating to the square in the city's retail core.
Seattle has ramped up security measures ahead of this summer's World Cup matches, including turning on contentious closed-circuit TV cameras near the stadiums.
We had two finalists for Best Chef: Northwest and Pacific, but neither took home the prize.
Pioneer Square and Sodo were packed with soccer fans yesterday as Seattle hosted its first FIFA World Cup match of the summer.
Yesterday was the first time Seattle weather has ever caused my iPhone to overheat. So I ducked into Gloom Coffee — and found that they've started serving their new line of nonalcoholic cocktails.
We were drawn in by this kitty's piercing eyes.
Free museum admission, live music, food vendors and family activities are on tap this week.
The good vibes weren't confined to Seattle Stadium on Friday.
