Going to World Cup Soccer in Seattle? Don’t Take Your Vehicle, or Plan to Park Close By
The Downtown-Pioneer Square area in Seattle will be off limits to vehicles on World Cup Soccer Match Days
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Bomb Threat at University of Oregon Doesn’t Delay NCAA Track and Field Championships
the NCAA track and field championships began Wednesday, June 10th at Hayward Field (Division 1)
Could Legendary Oregon Ski Report Re-Open In the Near Future?
Spout Springs closed in 2016 after being open to the public since 1956. It opened in the 40's as a private tow rope facility.
FAA Declares “No Drone Zones” Around US World Cup Stadiums, Including Lumen in Seattle
The Federal Aviation Administration has declared no drone zones at US World Cup Stadiums
They’re Back! H-1 Unlimited Hydro Testing on Columbia Saturday May 30th
Saturday May 30th, a day full of testing is coming back again this year.
What Are the Chances for Perfect Bracket??
The odds are even more astronomical than you thought.
Reckless Driver Slashes Through State Sports Team Sendoff in The Dalles
The driver weaved his way in and out of the sports team procession at high rate of speed.
What Are the Most, and Least-Watched Super Bowl Games in TV History?
One of the games goes all the way back to when the Super Bowl Games were still counted in single-digits
How to Watch Trail Blazers Games Without the Long Drive
The 2025-2026 NBA season runs from October 2025 through April 2026.
Caitlyn Clark’s Pending Game in Seattle Sent Storm Tix Sales Skyrocketing
A business professor says she is responsible for 26.5 percent of league's income.
“Toughest Decision…” Stu Barnes Steps Down as TC Ams Coach
Barnes is an original having played for the Americans, along with Olaf Kolzig, during their first few seasons.
Lumen Field Needs Upgrades: Who Should Fit the Bill?
Seattle's gearing up to host the World Cup-but with the state facing a budget shortfall, lawmakers aren't rushing to write a $20M check. Here's why the debate's heating up.