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Maybe it’s out of comfort, convenience, or a combination of both, but whether you’re a longtime local or new transplant to Seattle, it’s easy to fall into routines during the holiday season.

All the best plans usually involve the word “and”: Dinner and a movie, football and wings, Netflix and chill, drinks and… what?

The holidays are a time where tradition reigns supreme.

It’s Tuesday.

All of the movies are right: New York City during the holidays is pretty magical.

Just because you’ve broken out your heftiest puffer coat and keep a collection of cozy beanies by your door doesn’t mean that beach season is over.

Go to any city in America, and it might feel like there’s a Starbucks on every corner.

Keeping up with the latest and greatest of a city’s food scene can take a toll on your body.

So, you always go to the same brewery where you always blow your extra cash that you should have saved for bills but… we get it.

About 100 miles north of Seattle, the San Juan Islands offer a breathtaking respite from the bustle of city life.

The latest trend in cocktails comes with a twist: a lack of liquor.

There are only so many times you can make a run along the West Side Highway or a run-of-the-mill cycling class feel new and thrilling.