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LeBron James not returning to Lakers, will choose new NBA team: Report
NBA’s all-time leading scorer told Los Angeles Lakers he would not return for a ninth season with the storied franchise.
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UN warns Ebola could cost Africa $3.6bn and jobs
The latest Ebola outbreak in DRC has infected 1,307 people and claimed 377 lives since May.
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US heatwave to test power grid amid soaring AI-driven energy demand
Grid operators warn the US heatwave could send electricity demand near record levels before Fourth of July weekend.
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Supreme Court strikes down US campaign spending limits in landmark ruling
The High Court strikes down campaign spending limits, citing First Amendment protections in a 6-3 decision
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Seattle City Council: public safety street closures, CARE changes, Montlake Homes, and Central District upzones
The Seattle City Council is ready to finalize a busy roster of legislation from its committees Tuesday afternoon including bills…
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Seattle shaping spending plan for $1.3B voter-approved Families and Education levy
The Seattle City Council is shaping a six-year, implementation plan for the $1.3 billion Families, Education, Preschool, and Promise Levy…
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CHS Pics | 100 more scenes from Capitol Hill Pride 2026
Seattle’s 2026 Pride added to a summer of celebration in the city. In a year that marked 20 years since…
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UPDATE: Power problem affecting part of north Westwood Village including licensing, dialysis businesses, health clinic, Total Wine
9:41 AM: Thanks for the tip and photos. What’s on the Seattle City Light outage map as a 7-customer outage…
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Here’s what’s happening for the rest of your West Seattle Tuesday
(Weather Watch Park, photographed by Bob Burns) Here’s our delayed-by-breaking-news list of event notes/reminders/listings for today/tonight, mostly from the WSB…
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Emergency bill could give Seattle more power to close streets
A new emergency bill would expand the city’s authority to temporarily close streets during public safety emergencies.
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