The Blue Angels airshow is definitely not fun for all — not for many in Seattle and King County who live with emotional ...

If you didn't see the Blue Angels on Thursday, you probably at least heard them, as they practiced one final time ahead of ...

Whether you love their aerial acrobatics or loathe their deafening roar, the Blue Angels are back, heralding the big finale ...

With a packed air show schedule in August, the Blue Angels will only practice three times toward the end of the month.

The Blue Angels held practice runs over Seattle in preparation for their official performances at the 2025 Seafair Air Show.

If you can't make it to watch in person, you can watch five hours of coverage on Sunday starting at noon on KONG-TV or KING ...

General admission for Saturday and Sunday’s shows will run you $50 per adult and $20 per child (ages 6-12) for single-day ...

Seafair’s CEO says the Blue Angels will perform as planned this weekend, and again in 2026, despite a grassroots movement to ground the planes.

A new billboard campaign in South Seattle urges the removal of Blue Angels from Seafair, citing veterans' trauma and calls ...

The U.S. Navy Blue Angels are set to perform their tricks at up to 700 mph over Lake Washington throughout the Seafair ...

The billboard isn't the only Blue Angels-related controversy coming out of Seattle, however. A Seattle woman filed a lawsuit ...

Climate activists in Seattle are protesting the Blue Angels ahead of a planned appearance at the city’s Seafair festival.