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'It is complete anarchy': Denny Blaine for All spokesperson says Seattle is ignoring judge's orders at notorious nude beach
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Costco semi-sweet treat returns to shoppers' excitement
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Construction material wholesaler closing Fife facility, laying off 54 employees
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Two Puyallup corgis brutally attacked, owner now pushing for legislative changes
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'We want to hear the results': Gee, Ursula say millionaires' tax needs accountability as new estimate adds $400M to projections
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26-year-old held on $1M bail, teen detained, third suspect hospitalized after shots fired at Seattle police
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MyNorthwest News
'People will die': Former King County Sheriff says Seattle's police staffing crisis goes far beyond Bite of Seattle
The debate over 11 more SPD officers is part of a deeper question: How many lives are at risk when there aren’t enough officers?
Nail found in Grand Central Bakery bread loaf initiates recall
A recall has been initiated for bread at Grand Central Bakery after a nail was found inside a loaf.
25-year-old man arrested after climbing, hanging from I-5 overpass near Everett
A 25-year-old man was arrested after climbing and hanging from an I-5 overpass near Everett, prompting officials to shut down all lanes in the area.
All lanes of SR 18 reopen after semi-truck, motorcycle collision near Tiger Mountain
All lanes of SR 18 near Tiger Mountain have reopened after a semi-truck and motorcycle collision.
Suspected arsonist arrested after setting fire near homes, Dairy Queen in North Spokane
A suspected arsonist was arrested Thursday morning in North Spokane after he allegedly set fire to a field near residences and a Dairy Queen.
5-year-old girl found dead in Graham with aggressive dog guarding her body
A five-year-old girl was found dead in Graham on Thursday after her grandmother reported her missing.
KIRO Newsradio Opinion
'Own it so they can't use it against you': Jake, Spike debate whether DUI arrest will sink Tacoma House candidate's campaign
Krista Rose Perez's DUI arrest raises questions about her Tacoma House campaign viability after a recent primary win.
Harger: 2 students, 1 bear, pastrami, and a dorm kitchen that needed 2 days of professional cleaning
Two Cornell students wanted to do some home cookin' in their communal dorm kitchen. These two guys wanted to make bear pastrami. Kind of complicated, but sure.
'It's about control': Jake and Spike spar over proposed Amazon delivery bill backed by NYC mayor
The New York City mayor is backing legislation that would force Amazon to directly employ its delivery drivers instead of using subcontractors.
'We can't become callous': KIRO hosts debate what a startup's departure to Texas says about Seattle's business climate
Another Seattle-area tech startup is heading to Texas, and Ursula Reutin and Angela Poe Russell say the region can't afford to shrug it off.
Ask Ursula: My cousin's daughter confided in me about her drug use, should I tell her mom?
I’m worried about my cousin’s daughter. She’s almost 17, and although our families haven’t been close, I had a chance to spend time with her.
'They were very aware': Phoebe Gates' startup faces federal fraud questions over cookie stuffing scheme
Messages reveal Phoebe Gates' knowledge of improper commission practices at their shopping company for months. She now could face up to 20 years in prison.
Seattle Sports
Seahawks WR Tory Horton elaborates on last year’s ‘weird’ injury
In a conversation with Bump and Stacy, Horton detailed the shin injury that ended his promising 2025 rookie season.
Report: Seahawks make Devon Witherspoon NFL’s highest-paid CB
The Seahawks and Witherspoon have reportedly agreed to a record-setting contract extension.
Astros walk Mariners off 10-7 on Walker’s 3-run HR in 10th
The Mariners came back from three runs down and took a two-run lead into the 10th inning, only to fall on Christian Walker's three-run homer for Houston.
Dipoto details Mariners’ plan for Colt Emerson’s wrist injury
The Mariners initially planned to send Colt Emerson down, but his disclosure of a wrist injury changed their course.
Former Mariners OF Butch Huskey, one of the last to wear 42 in MLB, dies at 54
Huskey played seven major league seasons and was one of the last players to wear No. 42 before it was permanently retired in honor of Jackie Robinson.
Seahawks’ DeMarcus Lawrence says 2026 will be his final season
The five-time Pro Bowl defensive end said 2026 will be the final season of his decorated 13-year NFL career.
Seattle Red
Moses Lake employees tackle car prowl suspect after police get stuck behind a fence
A Lind man accused of prowling cars outside a Moses Lake Jack in the Box ran from police and hid in a business complex. Employees chased him down and held him.
Rantz: People are dying because King County activists decided helmets were racist
Harborview treated 252 e-bike and e-scooter injuries last year. Washington still has no helmet requirement on the books, and two more riders are dead this week.
Delta adds second Seattle-Tokyo nonstop, ending Alaska’s grip on the route
Delta will add a second nonstop from Sea-Tac to Tokyo-Narita in March 2027, ending Alaska Airlines' hold on the route and escalating the Seattle fight.
‘Straight from his underground bunker in Idaho’: Brian Heywood torches Jay Inslee over income tax
Jay Inslee came out against Initiative 645 and Brian Heywood answered with a dozen nicknames, starting with 'The Grifter' in an underground Idaho bunker.
Seattle Parks lists night work as a concession to Leschi businesses. The restaurant getting the spotlights disagrees.
Blue Water Bistro owner Bart Evans says Seattle Parks expanded the Leschi construction footprint and told businesses they have no right to the public lot.
Rep. Baumgartner moves to ban wildfire betting after Spokane arson case
Rep. Michael Baumgartner says he will introduce a bill banning prediction markets from taking wildfire bets, citing Eastern Washington arson.
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MyNorthwest Traffic
25-year-old man arrested after climbing, hanging from I-5 overpass near Everett
A 25-year-old man was arrested after climbing and hanging from an I-5 overpass near Everett, prompting officials to shut down all lanes in the area.
All lanes of SR 18 reopen after semi-truck, motorcycle collision near Tiger Mountain
All lanes of SR 18 near Tiger Mountain have reopened after a semi-truck and motorcycle collision.
West Seattle light rail expansion delayed another 3 years
This is not what West Seattle transit riders wanted to hear. Light rail service to the neighborhood has been delayed again.
MyNorthwest Weather
Did you see it? Fireball lights up the sky over WA
A bright fireball lit up the night sky across the Pacific Northwest early Friday morning. Watch the video here.
Western WA is primed to burn as dry, warm conditions persist
Western Washington is dry, illustrated by all the brown unirrigated lawns and fields of dry grass. Much of Washington is also in moderate drought conditions.
Alaska earthquake could send 20-foot tsunami waves to Washington coast in just 3.5 hours, new study warns
A new study from the Washington Geological Survey finds tsunami activity could last 24 hours or more, and the first wave might not be the biggest.
MyNorthwest Politics
'She does not have a better window': Seattle Councilmember Bob Kettle clashes with Mayor Wilson over Bite of Seattle response
Seattle City Councilmember Bob Kettle said Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson does not have a better read on public safety than the council.
'She's failed this city miserably': Seattle woman behind Mayor Wilson recall effort explains why she filed charges
Seattle resident files recall charges against Mayor Katie Wilson, citing public safety failures from the Bite of Seattle to the crisis on Aurora Avenue.
Renton City Council votes to cover Flock cameras after pausing their use
The City of Renton is moving to physically cover all 24 of its Flock automatic license plate recognition cameras.
Lifestyle from Premier Media
Uniqlo Grand Opening in Issaquah — Sales All Weekend
Originally published on 425. Uniqlo hosted the grand opening of its new Issaquah Commons location today — and the lines snaked out the doors with folks waiting in anticipation. The popular Japanese clothing company that offers minimalist styles for the whole family. This is the retailer’s sixth Seattle-area location. This weekend and through Aug. 20, […]
New Mixed-Use Apartment Building Proposed in Bellevue’s Wilburton Neighborhood
Originally published on 425. The city of Bellevue has received applications from American Capital Group for the construction of a new mixed-use apartment building, the Bellevue Downtown Network recently reported. The building — 116th Avenue NE Apartments — would be located in the Wilburton neighborhood at 120 116th Ave. NE, which was the previous site […]
Breakthrough Properties Buys Biomanufacturing Campus in Everett, Secures Lease
Originally published on 425 Business. Los Angeles-based Breakthrough Properties, a global life-science real estate developer, today announced it has acquired a biomanufacturing facility at 215 Shuksan Way in Everett and secured a separate 21-year lease for the entire campus with an undisclosed global biopharma company to create a U.S. manufacturing facility. Breakthrough, a joint venture […]
MyNorthwest History
Heat, smoke make for true 'dog days of summer' in western Washington this week
August is already here, sometimes called the dog days of summer. Temperatures are forecast to climb back into the 80s on Thursday with some areas in the 90s.
Red Flag Warning: Eastern Washington braces for dangerous wildfire conditions this weekend
Have plans to head to eastern Washington this weekend to escape the expected much cooler weather in western Washington?
Historic regional treasure Paul Dorpat dies after 87 years
Historic regional treasure Paul Dorpat has died after 87 years.
National News
Democrats disagree over abolishing or reforming ICE at DNC meeting
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Democrats on Saturday approved dueling messages on whether U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement should be abolished or reformed, reflecting sharp opposition to President Donald Trump’s crackdown but revealing disagreement in the party ahead of the midterms. The Democratic National Committee, gathered for a summer meeting, also signed off on a raft […]
Historic flooding prompts evacuations and water rescues in Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP) — Several dozen people and their pets were rescued Saturday as floodwaters rose along the White River in Indianapolis, and emergency managers said that number was expected to climb as authorities in the city and elsewhere in central Indiana responded to what many described as historic flooding. The damage so far was […]
Hate crime charges filed in Manhattan synagogue attack
NEW YORK (AP) — Hate crime charges have been filed against a man who disrupted Shabbat services in Manhattan’s Central Synagogue and struck two people while being hustled outside Friday night. “As synagogue security was escorting him out, he struck a member of the congregation, damaged synagogue property, and then spit at and head-butted a […]
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