Saturday, November 14, 2026

Seattle

Pop Loser: The Croc Announces New Basement Venue, Baba Obscura Fest Hits in November, Ex-Hole Bassist Melissa Auf der Maur Unearths ’90s Archive

Welcome back to Pop Loser. This is my third and final appearance here filling in for Audrey Vann, and it’s been an absolute pleasure. This week we talk about the Crocodile’s plans for the defunct Madame Lou’s and Here-After...

Slog AM: Tentative Deal With Teachers Avoids Strike, We Should Seriously Consider Reviving Victory Gardens, Dark Matter May No Longer Be So Dark

School starts today! The strike planned by the Seattle Education Association will not happen because the teachers union and Seattle Public Schools reached a tentative agreement as children slept (at around 11 p.m.). The Seattle Times reports that the...

The Best Things To Do in Seattle This Month: September 2026

School is starting, apples are ripening, and the days are getting ever-so-slightly shorter, but it’s technically still summer until September 22. That means you have almost the whole month to soak up those precious last golden hours of the...

The New Seattle Transit Measure Could Make Night Buses Function

Chris Moore, the production manager at Chop Suey in Capitol Hill, has a hell of a time getting home on public transit after his shift.  In Seattle, a city doing the least to fight its early-to-bed reputation, the last light...

On Pike and Nowhere

The most 86ed man in Seattle. The friends of Tom Barnes agree about that. They rattle off an incomplete list: He was definitely banned from Big Mario’s once, as well as the old Comet, where he tumbled off the...

Slog AM: A Private Detective is Hunting a Killer, the Bounty Hunters are Hunting in the Streets, and We’re Back to Hunting the Hun

Museum of History and Industry workers are unionizing: Workers at Seattle’s premier local history museum announced yesterday they intend to join the Communication Workers of America, citing “opacity in decision making and ineffective leadership from executive management, lack of...

A Private Investigator Is on the Goose Abuse Case

It was a sunny, August afternoon when I called up private investigator Naia Okami. She was hot on the trail of a criminal. I was in need of a scoop.  “The case, as I understand it,” Okami says, “is that...

The Iota at Carrello

I will be real with you. I’ve had trouble getting a handle on what Carrello is all about. The sister restaurant to fabulous Altura opened across the street in 2022, and I know the intended bent is Italian-ish, and...

Stranger Suggests: Your Agenda This Week, August 31–September 6

MONDAY 8/31 Jane Don’t Does America (PERFORMANCE) Jane Don’t is Seattle’s latest star to compete on RuPaul’s Drag Race. If you’ve seen her locally, you already know she was poised to do well. Her drag style uses vintage aesthetics in contemporary ways,...

Slog AM: War’s on Again, ICE Detains Man with Stage 4 Cancer, Pike Place Decides to Increase Our Chances of Being Hit By a...

War is back: The US and Iran exchanged missiles for the first time since late July. After we claimed to hit two rocket launchers on Larak Island in the Strait of Hormuz (claiming they were just about to fire...
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How Hegseth escaped an impeachment effort – for now

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth escaped an impeachment vote in the House, but may face another effort when Democrats take...
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