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6 Washington Ideas That Went National

$15 Minimum Wage Law A local surge in the national Fight for 15 movement lifted the floor on workers’ pay here. Since...

11 Games, Toys, and Tools Invented in Washington

Pictionary Industry night shenanigans led Lake Union Cafe server Rob Angel to commit this charades offshoot to paper in 1985. Coworker Gary...

12 of Washington's Most Vital Medical Inventions

Disposable Diapers UW grad Victor Mills pivoted a Procter and Gamble paper pulp plant into churning out absorbent, disposable covers for baby bottoms....

This Citywide Bake Sale Supports Abortion Access

Bakers Against Racism roared to life in 2020, building a network of sourdough masters and cookie gurus across the nation (and beyond)...

Pokémon Go Fest Arrives in Seattle

This weekend, tens of thousands of Pokémon trainers will descend on downtown and Seattle Center for Pokémon Go Fest, a three-day IRL...

Guide to the Seattle Art Fair

Back in 2019, before ish really hit the fan, Seattle Art Fair delighted (and befuddled) us with a Bubble Boy–esque earthquake simulator and a performance...

4 Seattle Suburbs Where Home Prices Grew the Most in June

When we talk about Seattle-area real estate nowadays, context is important. Earlier this year, the Eastside was on a tear with year-over-year price growth...

Pacific Science Center Reopens After a 2-Year Closure

It's been two long years, but Pacific Science Center is finally open again after it first shuttered its doors in March 2020. The...

Top 6 Seattle Neighborhoods Where Home Prices Grew in June

Let's start with the good housing market news: Inventory is up, and active listings are up. After the ultra-competitive real estate year...

Rents Increase in Seattle for the Fifth Month in a Row

If last year's housing market was bonkers, then this year might best be described as slightly less bonkers. According to the latest Apartment...

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