Space Needle

Here's how and where to see one of the largest New Year's Eve fireworks shows in the U.S.

The final preparations for New Year's Eve are underway at the Space Needle, with crews hard at work putting pyrotechnics and lights all over the tower.

On Monday, the American flag will fly at half-staff at the Space Needle to honor former President Jimmy Carter following his death at age 100.

While it might be the most distinguished structure in Seattle's skyline, the Space Needle is going dark for an hour on Saturday to raise awareness against climate change.

The iconic Space Needle promises a dazzling T-Mobile New Year's at the Needle celebration, with an extended show to mark the arrival of 2024.

There will be drones along with fireworks and light displays to help ring in the new year at the Space Needle this weekend.

The Seattle Mariners flag is flying high atop the city's most iconic landmark to celebrate the team making it to the 2022 postseason. 

Crews started painting the Space Needle Wednesday to get ready for the iconic landmark's 60th anniversary, the winners of the contest to paint the roof have been selected. 

The Space Needle announced earlier this month that fireworks will return for New Year’s Eve, but celebrations will again be virtual this year. 

The worker who installed the camera harnessed himself in and scaled up the Space Needle's spire to 605 feet where he positioned the new equipment.

The Space Needle's $100 million renovation project is nearly finished. On Thursday, the highly anticipated revolving glass floor called, The Loupe, was unveiled. 

The Space Needle's $100 million renovation project is inching closer to completion with the debut of 10 signature glass benches or Skyrisers.

A group of homeless people built a tent "mansion" in a small patch of grass between Third Avenue and Broad Street. It's a half a block from Seattle's most famous tourist attraction and surrounded by multi-million dollar high-rise condos.

SEATTLE -- Forty-eight glass panels weighing more than a ton each are being hauled up the length of the Space Needle, where they will replace the outer cage on the observation deck to create  a floor-to-ceiling glass viewing experience.It's another step in the structure's multiyear face-lift that began last summer.The Space Needle's elevators were too small for the glass panels, so a crane had to be used to haul the panels 520 feet up in the air.The renovation work on the Space Needle is expected to be completed by May.