After decades of debate, the market is testing a car ban in one of its busiest areas and adding walking links to the ...

Edmonds-born "Jeopardy!" host Ken Jennings corrected a contestant's answer quickly, saying "we are sticklers in Seattle." ...

Don’t cross “Jeopardy” host Ken Jennings, or any Seattleite, on the proper way to say Pike Place Market. During an episode of ...

Regular traffic on Pike Place will be cut off, with certain exceptions. The goal of restricting cars is to improve Market ...

Pike Place is a vortex of food stands, restaurants, and bars. Here are the best places the market has to offer.

The car ban, which the Market is describing as a “limited vehicle access pilot,” began April 23. Flaggers with the Seattle ...

Host of “Jeopardy!” and Washington native Ken Jennings set the record straight this week: there is no ‘s’ in Pike Place.

Starting Wednesday, most vehicles will no longer be able to drive through the heart of Pike Place Market during the daytime — part of a temporary experiment restricting car traffic at the busy Seattle ...

Starting Wednesday, the street to Pike Place Market is partially closing to cars through a new Seattle pilot project to address congestion and safety. While supporters like a more pedestrian ...

Flower Festival is back at Pike Place. The offerings are all local, there's music, and giveaways all happening at the iconic ...

SEATTLE — Pike Place Market is launching a limited vehicle access pilot Wednesday, an initiative to reduce street congestion and support small businesses. The Pike Place Market Preservation and ...

Player Dan Moren, a writer and podcaster from Massachusetts, buzzed in, answering “What is Pike’s Place Market?” Seems right, but did you notice the mistake? Jennings did right away.