The Convention Center is redrawing its whole campus. Three firms submitted three very different visions of what it is for — and the choice was made last August, with no public hearing. Take the pick yourself, then meet the three plans.

The contempt for AI "slop" is earned — but aimed at the wrong thing. The problem was never that a machine helped; it's whether the work punches up, is sourced one claim at a time, signed, checkable, and disclosed for a reason.

Seattle Convention Center wants to host the city's graduations. And speaking of valedictorians, guess who earned the BEST MANAGED award and a Smart Star?

Renderings obtained through a public-records request show C-STAR as a glass Pike Street storefront — designed with the police department, the Downtown Seattle Association, and the city's CARE team at the table.

The Seattle Convention Center confirmed it has no sanctuary policy — with a new "Public Safety Hub" opening June 1.

A utilization analysis of Seattle Convention Center, based on their own records.

New wayfinding just dropped! Follow at your own risk

Ferguson fills empty seat with Roundtable CEO -- five other seats expire July 30.

It's all just a big misunderstanding, right? This isn't what it looks like, isn't that so? Hello? I even made you a sign.

On June 1, a new public-safety facility opens inside the Seattle Convention Center. It's called C-STAR. What else do we know about it?

EVENT RAP freestyled the commons argument at the Arch. The op-ed landed in The Urbanist. And a GeekWire piece from Sammamish asks a question that lands closer to home than it looks.

How convention center food works

Eleven works of Pacific Northwest art just joined Seattle's collection of hidden gems.

Playing games at Sakura-Con

Seattle Convention Center claims $1.4 million in profit following a $1.9 billion investment. Let's do the math.

Who needs sports bars when we have the Arch?

A one-bedroom on Pike Street rents for $2,444 a month. You can see the Summit building from your window. The PFD pays $2,426 a year to own the empty lot on the other side of it.

Convention center debt service nearly doubles in 2030. To cover it, Seattle hotel revenue would need to grow 9% every year for six years straight.

25,000 fans will pack the convention center this week. Here's what's outside the doors.