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Drum roll please! Benaroya Hall reopens tomorrow after $20M upgrade

By EMMA LAPWORTH

The Seattle Symphony's 2026/2027 season kicks off this weekend at Benaroya Hall.

Stumbletown infill project finally breaks the tape

By BRIAN MILLER

Fairview Partners came to the rescue last summer at 412 N.W. 65th St. in Ballard. There, a three-story townhouse and retail project had stalled about two years earlier.



Port of Bellingham seeks fresh eyes for Waterfront District redevelopment

By BRIAN MILLER

This week came a new RFP from the Port of Bellingham for a fresh consultant or planner to analyze what's there now, and devise what the district should be. Responses are due Oct. 1.



WaFd, EverBank agree to merger

By JOURNAL STAFF

Pending approval, the bank will rename itself EverBank.



Zahilay proposes new labor office

By JOURNAL STAFF

King County Exec. Girmay Zahilay announced Wednesday he is proposing $500,000 to establish a new Office of Labor Standards within the county.


Jobless claims drop, layoffs stay low

The number of people applying for unemployment benefits dropped sharply last week, another sign that layoffs remain rare, and most Americans enjoy job security.


Previous Stories


September 17, 2026
Bellevue tees up new parks facility next to golf course
South Park library celebrates 20 years
Bidding on the way for Skagit Transit's new operations hub
$174M Coast Guard contract awarded for next phase of Base Seattle upgrades
Yakima taps Garco for $89M schools
New units to follow $27M retail sale
State jobless rate down slightly
Michigan colleges spend big on dorms as enrollments sag. Big draw or big waste?
Kennedy Center will close for renovations

September 16, 2026
In two towers, Su plans 700-plus units at BelRed Station
$1.1B from Nike co-founder will build Oregon's first women's hospital
Museum-anchored development takes shape in Lake Stevens
Nevada's first wastewater-to-drinking-water plant breaks ground in Reno

September 15, 2026
A lovely pour along I-405
Mill Creek opens Modera Bridle Trails, with 369 units and Pagliacci companion
EPA eliminates rule that limits greenhouse gas emissions from power plants
Got ideas to speed Ballard Link?
Cost of construction inputs up 8.9% from last year
Welding supplier to open Seattle store with hands-on demonstrations
Emergency repairs begin on 95-year-old Hoh River bridge
Demo plan filed for old Orient Express
It's Construction Suicide Prevention Week
Crane collapses at a Miami construction site
Tacoma to host OMWBE workshop

September 14, 2026
Village Concepts of Lake Stevens
Final phase of Scriber Creek Trail opens in Lynnwood
Lincoln HS field plan gains SPR support
On former Bush Garden corner, 179 units could be yours to build
Olson Kundig designs luxury villas for private Bahamian island
Tacoma cleanup event on Sept. 19
Diesel prices soar past $6 a gallon, deepening strain for hauling goods
SeaTac spot saver program to end
Members sought for disability panel

September 11, 2026
Work underway on 233-unit affordable TOD in Kent
High-speed rail planning for Cascadia corridor chugs along
111 Columbia City units could be yours to build
Team wanted for $36M renovation at UWMC Montlake
Wage corrections start next month
Wholesale inflation picks up in August
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