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Sound Transit says full Ballard Link line ‘possible' by 2042
Concept rendering via Sound Transit
While its new system expansion plan cut construction funding from the full Ballard Link light rail line, Sound Transit is now reporting a possible completion date of 2042 for the work.

An office-to-resi conversion … in Issaquah? Yes, Issaquah

By BRIAN MILLER

Vintage Housing specializes in affordable housing and affordable senior housing. Based in Southern California, it's a regular presence in our market.


Green Lake infill takes shape

By BRIAN MILLER

Things are moving swiftly at 6519 Fourth Ave. N.E., a little east of Green Lake, where an old six-plex sold this spring to a pair of local investors.


WWU longhouse is a new space for community and healing

By EMMA LAPWORTH

Indigenous students at Western Washington University (WWU) have a new “identity conscious” and culturally sensitive space to gather and build community.

PacMed announces new neighborhood clinics, rebrand

By JOURNAL STAFF

PacMed will open two neighborhood clinics this summer and fall, in Ravenna and Woodinville.

School in Bellevue sells for almost $17M

By JOURNAL STAFF

A former office building at 2125 112th Ave. N.E. sold this week for just under $17 million, according to King County records.

Pinehurst Station opening nears

By JOURNAL STAFF

Sound Transit announced in a Thursday release it is conducting operator familiarization in preparation for opening the infill Pinehurst Station just east of Interstate 5 at Northeast 130th Street.


Thousands of African winter skiing tourists are flocking to snowy Lesotho

By MOGOMOTSI MAGOME

One may not expect thousands to flock each winter to Lesotho but for many ski enthusiasts from across southern Africa, the small, landlocked mountain kingdom has become the go-to place in recent years.

At The Movies: ‘One Night Only' is a tease, but its stars score

By JAKE COYLE

“One Night Only” is less interested in extrapolating the potentially very bizarre ramifications of its dystopian concept than it is selling a surprisingly tame romantic tale.


After Hours: Puyallup Oktoberfest tickets on sale

Tickets are now on sale for the 21st annual Oktoberfest Northwest, which returns to the Washington State Fair Events Center Oct. 9-11.

TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
WWU longhouse is a new space for community and healing

Business
Stocks edge lower as oil prices rise and more earnings reports roll in
PacMed announces new neighborhood clinics, rebrand
Jobless claims up to 199,000 last week
Special meeting on airport DEIS
Mortgage rates rise for 5th week

Construction
Sound Transit says full Ballard Link line ‘possible' by 2042
Pinehurst Station opening nears
City thought cable cars could solve gridlock

Environment
Buybacks of offshore wind leases now total $4B

Weekend
At The Movies: ‘One Night Only' is a tease, but its stars score
Thousands of African winter skiing tourists are flocking to snowy Lesotho
After Hours: Puyallup Oktoberfest tickets on sale
Celebrate ‘Little Shop' 40th anniversary
Waterfront Block Party returns
Gene-edited beagles may offer a future option for people with dog allergies

Real Estate
Green Lake infill takes shape
School in Bellevue sells for almost $17M
An office-to-resi conversion … in Issaquah? Yes, Issaquah
PEOPLE & COMPANIES
Kendra Penberth
Reid Middleton
Makenna Wallingford
Middle of Six
Ava Rifenbury
Reid Middleton
Josie Fuller
Reid Middleton





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