Army Corps to replace massive miter gate at Chittenden Locks

By BENJAMIN MINNICK

Boaters and others using the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks along the Lake Washington Ship Canal in Ballard might need to adjust their schedules beginning next month, as the Army Corps of Engineers will close the larger of the two locks to replace a pair of giant miter gate leaves.

43 Capitol Hill units now open and leasing

By BRIAN MILLER

Acting as both builder and developer, Coombes Development broke ground two summers back at 119 22nd Ave. E.

Spokane Street Swing Bridge to close for cylinder install

By JOURNAL STAFF

Back in January, the Seattle Department of Transportation closed the Spokane Street Swing Bridge so that engineers could remove one of the four massive hydraulic cylinders that open and close the span that connects to West Seattle.

Indigenous art piece reinstalled near Woodinville

By JOURNAL STAFF

Grandfather’s Wisdom, a sculptural carving by indigenous artist Andrea Wilbur-Sigo, has been reinstalled at the Brightwater Trails area of the Brightwater Treatment Plant just north of Woodinville.

How climate change could affect where and when people travel

By SAM KEMMIS

This was the hottest summer on record across the globe, forcing many tourists to rethink how and where they travel.

After Hours: $4 food, free music in U District Sept. 30

The third annual U District $4 Food Walk will be held Saturday from 11 a.m.-8 p.m.

At the Movies: Humans take a back seat in the stunning AI, sci-fi epic ‘The Creator'

By LINDSEY BAHR

Will the machines kill us? Take our jobs? Or do something that the movies haven't dreamed possible yet?