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Some small bars in the Seattle area serve excellent cocktails. The Seattle Times highlights a few favorite spots around the Sound. These tiny places prove that size does not limit quality. Visitors can find unique drinks in cozy settings.
On July 4, a 900‑pound time capsule was buried to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary. Each state was asked to contribute items, and Washington state sent paperwork instead of a physical object. The Seattle Times asked its readers what they would have put in the capsule. Readers suggested things like local art, tech gadgets, and symbols of Washington’s nature.
The Washington Supreme Court ruled 5-3 that Washington State University had a duty of care to Sam Martinez. Martinez was a 19‑year‑old student who died from alcohol poisoning during a hazing event in 2019. The court said the university could be held responsible for not preventing the hazing.
Union workers at PCC Natural Markets wore pins that show support for Palestinians. The store told them to go home and did not pay them for that shift. The workers say this was unfair and they protested.
Two 15‑year‑old boys were shot outside on South Merrill Avenue in Calumet Heights late Wednesday. One boy was hit in the arm and the other in the leg during an argument that turned physical. Both were taken to hospitals and are in good condition. In a separate incident early Thursday, a 17‑year‑old boy was fatally shot on South Oglesby Avenue in South Chicago.
An investigation into Interlochen Center for the Arts found that Jeffrey Epstein and 47 other people were accused of sexual abuse. Two former students said Epstein behaved inappropriately toward them. The school hired a law firm in 2024 to look into abuse by staff and later expanded the probe to include Epstein.
Bears boss George McCaskey umpired for Savannah Bananas at Wrigley Field
Seattle Center shooting survivors gather for silent vigil
Oil prices went down. Asian shares were mostly lower. Investors sold stocks in companies that make computer chips.
Jordan's air defenses shot down 5 missiles from Iran. This happened recently. The missiles were launched from Iran.
The Mediterranean Sea is getting warmer. This is because of climate change. The warmer water is attracting many invasive fish species. These species can harm the native fish in the Mediterranean.
The Seattle Seahawks had a training camp on Tuesday. Players practiced their football skills. The camp is a place where the team prepares for the new season.
The Chicago Public Schools (CPS) budget is going to be voted on soon. This budget includes cuts to teachers. Latino high schools will be especially affected by these cuts.
Ex-BYU football star Curtis Brown, family grieving after 2-year-old son died in drowning accident
Sean Burke is a baseball player for the White Sox. He made a promise to himself to do better this year. He is keeping his promise by pitching well.
Family of 6 detained by WA CBP agents will seek $15 million
To afford aging in place, older adults turn to ‘Golden Girls’ housing
A boy was involved in a shooting at Seattle Center. He was armed with a gun and fired into a crowd. This is against the law. He will now face charges for assault and using a gun illegally.
WA law schools ask court to admit bar exam takers after tech issues
Historic divinity school is offering the first doctoral degree in ‘AI and Moral Agency’
There are many things to do in Chicago from July 30 to August 5. The Gift Theatre is showing a play called 'Marble'. Adam Rapp, Justin Levine, and Jamestown Revival's musical 'The Out' is also being performed.
Michigan State coach Pat Fitzgerald embracing his fresh start
Acusan a tres de vandalizar y robar cámaras lectoras de placas Flock en los suburbios del oeste
What Cal Raleigh had to say about the Mariners’ trade-deadline plans
A woman fell into the Kern River in California. The river is very dangerous. She was rescued by emergency workers.
Judge weighs bid to block or reverse transfers of transgender inmates into a segregated prison unit
Tarik Skubal gets standing ovation for 1,000th career K in what could be his last game as a Tiger
Seattle author concludes romantasy duology with ‘Sunsplitter’
What questions do you have about the Seattle Center shooting?
How Blackhawks rookie Roman Kantserov is preparing for the NHL: 'I can do this'
A man from Lake View sued the US government. He said immigration agents entered his home without permission and arrested a worker. This happened in October last year. The man, Leo Feler, had hired the worker to help with his home.
Bears coach Ben Johnson is still very hard on quarterback Caleb Williams. He yells at him a lot. But Williams understands it better now. They are working together better.
Prince Harry will return to London in September. He has many events to attend. But Buckingham Palace staff do not want him to stay there. They are unhappy about this.
Home cooks need new rules for summer produce
The Chicago Bears wanted to improve their ability to rush the quarterback. They did not sign a player to help with this. They did not trade for a player or draft one. They did not even sign a veteran player before training camp.
In May, a robbery near Tacoma turned deadly when a teen was shot over a fake gold chain. Police identified a suspect in the shooting. The suspect was arrested in Mexico and has been brought back to the United States.
Gilberto Cárdenas, a sociologist and advocate for Chicano and Latino art, has died at age 79. He was respected for his work promoting Latino identity through academia and art. Many considered him a great supporter of Chicano culture.
