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USWNT gets a sneak peek at the grass installed at Lumen for the World Cup

USWNT gets a sneak peek at the grass installed at Lumen for the World Cup

The U.S. women’s national team is getting a sneak peek at the grass that has been laid down at Lumen Field for this summer’s World Cup
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Amtrak's New Trains Delayed, Impacting Pacific Northwest World Cup Travel

Amtrak's New Trains Delayed, Impacting Pacific Northwest World Cup Travel

Amtrak's new 'Airo' trains, intended to modernize the Pacific Northwest rail service, will not be operational in time for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The trains are still undergoing testing and are expected to debut later in the year. This delay means Amtrak will struggle to meet the high demand for travel during the World Cup, as the current fleet has limited capacity due to corrosion issues in older rail cars. The new trains are part of a broader modernization effort by Amtrak, which includes eight new trainsets and additional locomotives for the region.
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War with the United States draws attention to Iran in Group G

War with the United States draws attention to Iran in Group G

For now, Iran is taking part in the World Cup despite the conflict with the United States
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Fatal Wrong-Way Collision on SR 509 Claims Two Lives in Seattle

Fatal Wrong-Way Collision on SR 509 Claims Two Lives in Seattle

A tragic wrong-way collision on SR 509 in Seattle resulted in the deaths of two drivers. The accident occurred on the southbound lanes of the highway, south of Cloverdale Street, when a wrong-way driver collided head-on with another vehicle. The victims were identified as a 21-year-old man from Kent and a 71-year-old man from Seattle. Authorities are investigating whether DUI was a factor in the crash. The incident underscores the ongoing issue of fatal traffic accidents despite safety efforts.
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US Soccer sporting director leaves post 2 months before World Cup

US Soccer sporting director leaves post 2 months before World Cup

Matt Crocker is leaving his position as U.S. Soccer Federation's sporting director to pursue what the organization labeled on Tuesday as "another opportunity in international soccer." Fox Sports reported that Crocker was taking a similar role with Saudi Arabia.
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USWNT-Japan series all even after Japan’s win in second meeting

USWNT-Japan series all even after Japan’s win in second meeting

For the second time in just a few days, the United States Women’s National Team were set to take the pitch against Japan as the two continued to get real comfortable this international window. This will be the second of three matchups between the two sides that many view as early favorites for the upcoming […]
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USWNT vs. Japan April friendlies preview match two: Once more with feeling

USWNT vs. Japan April friendlies preview match two: Once more with feeling

What to watch for as the USA takes on Japan in Seattle
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Darby Allin to Challenge MJF for AEW World Championship in Seattle

Darby Allin to Challenge MJF for AEW World Championship in Seattle

Darby Allin to Challenge MJF for AEW World Championship in Seattle
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USWNT vs. Japan, 2026 Friendly: Time, TV schedule, streaming and lineups

USWNT vs. Japan, 2026 Friendly: Time, TV schedule, streaming and lineups

The series continues.
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Bogaerts and Miller lead Padres to 4-1 win over Mariners in Vedder Cup opener

Bogaerts and Miller lead Padres to 4-1 win over Mariners in Vedder Cup opener

Xander Bogaerts had three hits and three RBIs, and Mason Miller pitched a perfect ninth inning for the San Diego Padres, who beat the Seattle Mariners 4-1 for their sixth straight win and ninth in 10 games
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Costa Mesa City Council Approves Landfill Rate Hike Amid Capacity Concerns

Costa Mesa City Council Approves Landfill Rate Hike Amid Capacity Concerns

The Costa Mesa City Council has approved a new 10-year agreement with the Waste Infrastructure System Enterprise (WISE), resulting in increased landfill rates. The decision comes as the Olinda Alpha Landfill nears capacity, necessitating investments in other county facilities. The rate for waste haulers will rise from $43.76 to $67 per ton this year, with further increases planned. Council members expressed reluctance but acknowledged the necessity of the agreement to avoid higher costs associated with alternative options.
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Dallas Volunteers and FIFA World Cup Organizers Plant 50 Trees to Beautify Host City

Dallas Volunteers and FIFA World Cup Organizers Plant 50 Trees to Beautify Host City

In North Dallas, over 100 volunteers collaborated with the North Texas FIFA World Cup organizing committee and the City of Dallas to plant 50 new trees at Churchill Park and Recreation Center. This initiative is part of a broader effort to enhance and support host cities in preparation for the upcoming World Cup matches in the region. The recent weather conditions, providing added moisture, are expected to aid the newly planted trees in establishing roots.