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Capitol Hill site, bound for 120 affordable units, flips to tiny houses … for now

By EMMA LAPWORTH

Land that was slated to house a Downtown Emergency Service Center (DESC) permanent supportive housing building will now be the site of a tiny house village operated by the Low Income Housing Group (LIHI).

Repairs continue on aging bridge in Skagit County

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

Contractor crews are kicking off their second season of work Monday on the 90-year-old Marblemount Bridge, located in Skagit County 40 miles east of Mount Vernon.



Intracorp starts sales at Bellevue townhouse community on old airfield site

By EMMA LAPWORTH

Model homes are completed and sales have begun at Intracorp's Stratos townhome community in Bellevue.



ST3 proposal goes before board today

By JOURNAL STAFF

Sound Transit's board is scheduled for a long meeting this afternoon to take up a new version of the resolution that delays some projects from the Sound Transit 3 measure passed by voters 10 years ago.


Ribbon snipped at Parkshore Juanita Bay, with 50 senior units

By BRIAN MILLER

A little north of Juanita Bay in Kirkland, Exxel Pacific began work two summers ago on what recently opened as Parkshore Juanita Bay.


Backed by Robert De Niro, Nobu is now the brand at former Avenue Bellevue

By BRIAN MILLER

Avenue Bellevue is no more. The two condo/hotel towers are still standing, of course, just north of Bellevue Square. But owner Silverstein Properties has now rebranded the complex.



Supreme Court settles long-running water dispute over dwindling Rio Grande

By SUSAN MONTOYA BRYAN

Researchers have warned that unsustainable use of the Rio Grande threatens water security for millions of people.


Tacoma transit board has openings

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Tacoma City Council is looking to fill five positions on its Transportation Commission.


Nonprofit buys sports facility

By JOURNAL STAFF

Portions of a former school property at 2052 S. 64th St. sold last month for just under $6.4 million, according to Pierce County records.


9 still missing after tank rupture

Authorities say a second person has died from injuries suffered when a chemical tank ruptured at a Washington state paper mill, raising the presumed death toll to 11.


Previous Stories


May 27, 2026
Shoreline land sells for $8M, with 230 senior units to follow
Gas Works Park's new tower profiles on view
SeaTac hotel plan gains detail
405 Redmond units take shape near downtown station
Publicly funded agency to pay $61M for Belltown apartments
GGN to design Battery St. park
Blast risk fades for Calif. chemical tank

May 26, 2026
Bellevue Fire Station 10
Good News for Magnuson Park play area
Belltown SEDUs, developed before that term existed, could become boutique hotel
Ready for takeoff: A draft EIS for Sea-Tac has 31 projects, including a new terminal
Volunteers wanted for SDOT boards
Exxel Pacific starts work on 195 Kennewick units
An innovative plan for huge former Hewlett-Packard campus
One of world's largest energy storage plants launches in South Dakota
Seattle area down 2,200 construction jobs amid mixed US market
First call in Tacoma speeds cargo flow
Commuter Building turns commuter (and tourist) lot

May 22, 2026
Deacon Construction
3 cranes over Five Corners, as massive apartment project rises near U Village
Hood Canal work wraps early
Local projects electrified with $77M jolt
Work starts soon on $195M Central Hall at Spokane International Airport
$30M upgrades for SeaTac sidewalks
Firms join a rush for deep-sea mining
Dakota oil pipeline segment gets OK

May 21, 2026
Rushing offices face sale, demo and townhouse future
Olson Kundig-designed arts center proposed for historic hardware store site in Stanwood
Upgraded Myrtle Edwards, Centennial parks to reopen June 4
WA airports get $82M for upgrades
In Renton, Topgolf retail corner could be yours
Flooding assistance deadline soon
State jobless rate up slightly to 5.2%


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