Here are the top stories from this week in CHS history:

Remember COVID-19? Cases climbed in Seattle after end of mask and vax card requirements — especially in wealthiest parts of Capitol Hill

Latest proposed landmark on Capitol Hill’s Millionaire’s Row would honor legacy of Seattle pioneering businesswoman

Neko, Capitol Hill’s first cat cafe, is now Capitol Hill’s first *kitten* cafe

$28,000 land deal will make you a resident of Capitol Hill — forever

Remember that f#!cking plane flying over Capitol Hill during last summer’s protest? Here’s what it was up to

One dead in 18th Ave house fire — UPDATE

Explosions reported as fire scorches St. Mark’s greenbelt

They’re trying to recall Kshama Sawant — What happens next?

18th Ave’s Tougo Coffee one of the first confirmed Capitol Hill and Central District business casualties of the COVID-19 crisis

Solving the great Capitol Hill COVID-19 tofu shortage of 2020

In fight to survive pandemic crisis and save 600 jobs, Capitol Hill-headquartered Rudy’s Barbershops declares bankruptcy

Hooters ‘coming soon’ to Capitol Hill

No injuries reported in 23rd Ave shootout

Old Capitol Hill makes a comeback at Scratch Deli turned Capitol Hill Vaudeville vintage market and cafe

Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce head Egan Orion challenging Sawant for City Council seat — UPDATE

Up against rent boom and affordability crunch, residents worry about plan to change 1924-built Royvue into microhousing

Club Z building sells for $2.9M but no word, yet, on what comes next

Seattle cuts parking requirements near transit, ‘unbundles’ costs for carless tenants in new buildings

As mayor puts brakes on downtown streetcar, Capitol Hill biz group pushes back on Broadway changes

Pike character building in middle of art supply corporate merger

Capitol Hill drink spot the Bus Stop to close at end of month

Capitol Hill gothic boutique says only a ‘miracle’ can save it — Plus, T-Mobile dials Broadway

Capitol Hill food+drink | Montreal-inspired Resto debuts, Li’l Molly Moon’s does Ballard

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