Seattle Weekly

06/16/2026

After enrolling online, eligible customers can select same-day delivery, receive the hardware within hours, and activate service through the Xfinity mobile app.
Comcast

Seattle residents signing up for Xfinity Internet can now get connected within hours, as Comcast announced Tuesday the launch of same-day Wi-Fi equipment delivery in the city. The new offer […]

04/27/2026

Xfinity Mobile’s latest updates aren’t just incremental – they’re designed to provide premium features without the premium price, hidden fees or trade-offs.
Comcast

If you’ve been thinking about switching your mobile service, or just want more for what you’re already paying, there’s a new reason to stop by one of four Xfinity Retail […]

04/21/2026

When two survivors couldn't find help for a friend, they built the solution themselves. More than four decades later, DAWN is still answering the call.
Domestic Abuse Women's Network (DAWN)

Built by domestic violence survivors, for survivors: 45 years of shelter, advocacy and hope in South King County In 1980, two domestic abuse survivors were inspired to form a network […]

04/20/2026

As a local, family-run company serving clients from Seattle to Sedro Woolley, these brothers have built their business on consumer education and exceptional service.
Air Heating, Cooling, and Electric

Brothers put lessons learned at the family table to good use for Western Washington homeowners Eli, Robert and Sergey Nikolin grew up in a big Western Washington family, where honesty, […]

04/13/2026

Seattle’s Chinatown-International District will receive $1.039 million, helping to create a squad to de-escalate conflicts and connect individuals with housing and behavioral health resources.

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Nearly $13 million of federal funds will be coming to Washington’s 9th Congressional District to support locally-led projects in South King County.

03/26/2026

When the new Crosslake Connection light rail opens on Saturday, March 28, history will be made. For the first time anywhere in the world, a light rail train will cross a floating bridge. Our floating bridge. Ride it east to explore Bellevue and Redmond. Ride west and connect to the Number 1 Line in the International District. From there, go north all the way to Lynnwood, or south to SeaTac and beyond, ending in Federal Way. Amazing.

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Travel column by local writer Mindy Stern.

03/25/2026

Recently, Chef Vickers and his team foraged through parts of West Seattle, bringing home a bounty of fresh, green nettles to make teas, dressings and pesto, which he said is inspired by his Italian side and his Indigenous side.

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When it comes to everyday meals, it often goes unnoticed that some of the most delicious foods and beverages can be found right in our own verdant backyards — from stinging nettles to foraged mushrooms, the ancestral Duwamish lands we live on are abundant with food right in plain sight.

03/18/2026

A highlight was the ballpark’s new food trays, in honor of Washington’s famous ferries.

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The Ferry Boat Souvenir was eye catching, but here are some bites that really stole the show.

03/13/2026

In a world of advancing technology, take a step back and dive into a bit of nostalgia.

02/02/2026

As football fans across Seattle get ready for the big game, Xfinity is changing how the action looks for many home viewers – and how fast it hits your screen!
Comcast

For Seahawks fans across Seattle, Super Bowl Sunday is as much about the watch party as it is the game. This year, Xfinity is promising to change how the Big Game looks and how fast it hits your screen.