Jim Nelson

1 week ago | king5.com | Jim Nelson

SEATTLE — A Bellevue tech company has been thrust into a global controversy over the availability of a sexually-based video game on its digital platform. The game No Mercy was previously available on Steam, which is owned by Valve Corporation. While the game is no longer available for purchase, it is still listed on the website.

2 weeks ago | king5.com | Jim Nelson

SEATTLE — As temperatures soared into the mid-60s on Friday, visitors lined the boardwalk and shops at Seattle's Waterfront Park, which is expected to see record-breaking crowds when the 15-year overhaul is completed later this year. On the footprint of the old Alaskan Way Viaduct, the city and its partners have invested about $800 million into transforming the area.

1 month ago | qctimes.com | Jim Nelson

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. — In a span of a couple of hours, Colin Realbuto’s day went from his worst in his life to the best day he could imagine. The Northern Iowa senior, who is seeded 10th at this week’s NCAA Wrestling Championships at the Wells Fargo Center, has represented Italy in multiple senior-level world events over the last four years. Realbuto competed at the Senior World Championships in Oslo, Norway in 2021 and at the UWW Senior World Championships in Serbia in 2023.

Oct 9, 2024 | king5.com | Jim Nelson

SEATTLE — After the Seattle Kraken's home opener on Tuesday, a group of young fans sat outside Climate Pledge Arena, recalling their favorite experiences and even their not-so-favorite moments, notably the amount of money they spent. "Right now it hurts, but I'm willing to do it," said Joe Donahue. "It's the sacrifice you make for opening day." Donahue attended the game with friend Carson Wright, who paid for the tickets. Donahue paid for the drinks.

Oct 8, 2024 | krem.com | Jim Nelson

SEATTLE — After the Seattle Kraken's home opener on Tuesday, a group of young fans sat outside Climate Pledge Arena, recalling their favorite experiences and even their not-so-favorite moments, notably the amount of money they spent. "Right now it hurts, but I'm willing to do it," said Joe Donahue. "It's the sacrifice you make for opening day." Donahue attended the game with friend Carson Wright, who paid for the tickets. Donahue paid for the drinks.