Seattle Now

The moment has arrived for hardcore hockey fans and hockey-curious Seattleites. We’ve released the Kraken.

Blue Origin launches another rocket today, but it comes as the company is being accused of a toxic workplace environment. Employees report widespread sexism and sexual harassment at the Kent-based company, and an "authoritarian bro culture" that puts competition over safety.

It's a choice between two very different candidates in the race for city attorney, and a referendum on how Seattleites want to handle policing and public safety. KUOW's Amy Radil explains.

It’s fall, but you wouldn’t exactly know it from looking out the window.

The trees that usually signal the changing season with a blaze of color aren’t popping like they usually do.

The Mariners are out of time. Seattle police are taking their time getting vaccinated. And a lone beluga whale is getting some ‘me time’ in Puget Sound. At least we hope that’s what he’s doing.

Sound Transit unveiled Northgate Station last weekend, the new northernmost stop on our growing light rail system. And the train is not only changing the way people get around, but what each community looks like around each stop.

A massive hack of a Sammamish-based web hosting company has revealed the personal information of some of the people behind right-wing extremist groups like QAnon and Proud Boys. We’ll find out what researchers and reporters are hoping to learn from all that information.

There's talk of turning a corner and some people seem ready to move on from the pandemic. We get a reality check from UW epidemiologist Judith Malmgren.

What a weekend for baseball in this town. Mariners fans didn’t get the outcome they were hoping for, but still there’s reason to think the team might be turning a corner on one of baseball's longest dry spells.

UW students are back on campus. Light rail is about to hit Northgate. And the Mariners are this close to believing themselves into the playoffs. We’re wrapping up another week in Seattle with KEXP’s Eva Walker and UW's Douglas Ishii.