Trevor Lenzmeier

Baltimore pop-punk band All Time Low canceled its Tuesday concert in Seattle due to health issues experienced by lead singer Alex Gaskarth.

Just a day after its sibling bar, Foreign National, abruptly closed up shop on Capitol Hill, Stateside has now permanently shuttered, too.

Seattle Times features reporters earned first, second and third overall finishes in different categories for the national SFJ competition.

On the latest episode of "The Last of Us," the show's protagonists explore a postapocalyptic Seattle as they hunt down Abby and the WLF.

The closure will pinch recreational access to Mount Rainier National Park, rendering two of its precious few entrance points inaccessible heading into summer.

"The Last of Us" pulled zero punches with Sunday's new episode, setting up two characters to wage a vengeful war against each other throughout Season 2.

The Virginia Inn, which opened at the corner of First and Virginia in 1903, will close for good this month. The restaurant is older than Pike Place Market.

Did you know that Colonel Sanders fried chicken in Seattle nearly a decade before putting on his signature white suit and launching a poultry empire?

Cryptic, prolific, Pulitzer- and Grammy-winning artist Kendrick Lamar will visit Seattle next summer on his Grand National Tour. He plays Lumen Field May 17.

On the latest episode of Seattle Eats with Tan Vinh, our food team breaks down how the Emerald City became a destination for Vietnamese cuisine.

Here's what our critic saw when Atlanta rap superstars Future and Metro Boomin brought their "We Trust You Tour" to Climate Pledge Arena on Friday night.

On Tuesday, the Society for Features Journalism named its 2024 award winners. Two Seattle Times reporters were recognized for their work in three categories.

After more than 15 long months, nightlife is returning to Capitol Hill as coronavirus restrictions fall away. From Neumos' first reopening show to a serenade from buskers, here's the scene from Thursday night.