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Amazon's satellite business expands in Everett
Photo via Colliers
New to its roster of leased properties is a roughly 91,000-square-foot industrial building in Everett, near Paine Field, within the Everett Commerce Center.

Ocean Pavilion takes home top engineering honor

By JOURNAL STAFF

Seattle Aquarium's Ocean Pavilion expansion and its Indo-Pacific leopard sharks reef debuted at the Seattle Waterfront in 2024 to much excitement and acclaim. Since then, it has won numerous awards for engineering and design excellence, and the accolades keep on coming.


Two new playgrounds open in Tacoma

By NINA MILLIGAN

Parks Tacoma opened two new playgrounds this fall. One is at the North Slope Historic District Park, and the other is at the First Creek community space.


With modular assist, spa opens in Wallingford on compact construction timeline

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

Just in time for the Big Dark, Vancouver, B.C.-based Circle Wellness has opened its first U.S.-based spa where Wallingford meets Fremont.

Duwamish complex sells for over $6M

By JOURNAL STAFF

A Duwamish-area complex at 225 S. Lucile St. sold this week for $6.3 million, according to King County records.

Aerospace firm buys Kent neighbor

By JOURNAL STAFF

An industrial building at 1216 Sixth Ave. N. sold this week for nearly $6.6 million, according to King County records.

You can bring Otis on light rail on-leash — for now

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

Sound Transit is trying out a new streamlined pet policy allowing certain four-legged friends to travel along with their people, carrier-free.


How now, Purple Cow?

By BRIAN MILLER

Sometimes you announce a lease with a press release. These days, it's more often via Instagram. That's one route taken by The Purple Cow, which has claimed a vacant commercial bay at 9 Mercer St. in the Uptown neighborhood.

At The Movies: In ‘Everest: The Other Side,' tragedy and triumph intermingle on the peaks of Nepal

By JAKE COYLE

Hike up and ski down was Jim Morrison's relatively straightforward dream, albeit not on your typical ski hill.


After Hours: Frye unveils 2027 exhubit lineup

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Frye Art Museum will present five exhibitions in spring 2027 as part of its 75th anniversary programming, featuring intergenerational artists, recent collection acquisitions and projects examining land, archives and the museum's history.

TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
AE billings show market challenges
Two new playgrounds open in Tacoma
Ocean Pavilion takes home top engineering honor

Business
A historic drop for Alphabet's stock drags the market lower
Economy grows at brisk 3.4% pace
Jobless claims slide to lowest since mid-July
You can bring Otis on light rail on-leash — for now
DoorDash offers $17B for Instacart to form huge food delivery firm
How now, Purple Cow?

Construction
With modular assist, spa opens in Wallingford on compact construction timeline

Technology
Samsung profits from AI chip boom

Weekend
At The Movies: In ‘Everest: The Other Side,' tragedy and triumph intermingle on the peaks of Nepal
After Hours: Frye unveils 2027 exhubit lineup
Immersive 'Romeo & Juliet' masquerade
Seattle musicians score horror classic
Beer, cider and music on Orcas Island
Twice a year, a golden sunbeam illuminates a 3,000-year-old Egyptian temple
Marigolds anchor Día de los Muertos altars, believed to guide spirits home
Airbnb guests no longer have to wash the dishes or strip the beds at checkout

Real Estate
Duwamish complex sells for over $6M
Amazon's satellite business expands in Everett
Aerospace firm buys Kent neighbor





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