Big tunnel drama, bike theft, a standoff in Enumclaw, and gearing up for elections. Oh, and Bill Nye the Science Guy explains the finer points of the moon to a Fox News anchor, as a bonus. more ›

We don't claim to be an expert on male attractiveness, but if forced to rank television personalities by hotness or notness--well, let's just say that Bill Nye, "The Science Guy", would be closer to Willard Scott than to Matt Lauer. more ›

--Someone wrote a 1700-word complaint letter to Starbucks because their partner couldn't get his Raspberry Soy Mocha. The world has officially jumped the shark. more ›

--Are we dense yet? The Sightline Institute's Eric de Place has realized that more than half of the people that live in Seattle don't live in traditional house-and-yard setups. more ›

More recent transplants to Seattle read no further. You won't be interested in this post's subject matter and if Seattlest tried to describe to you the many subtle pleasures of Almost Live you would probably come away with the feeling that the show is a provincial, cable access level copy of a copy of Saturday Night Live. And since Saturday Night Live itself sucks (except the news - we love you Tina) we just feel we're not going to get anywhere trying to convert you. Opinions do vary, though, so who knows, maybe you should check it out anyway. After all, Bill Nye didn't just get crapped out of the Space Needle one day. He got roots. more ›