After mass resignations, Burien CM criticizes ‘activist mindset’
11 Burien city leaders have resigned after a meeting on the removal of a homeless encampment led to a planning commissioner's dismissal.3 years ago
Gorge Amphitheatre shooting survivor tells story of how he stayed alive
Last weekend, a shooting at a neighboring campground near the Gorge Amphitheatre resulted in two people killed with another three injured.3 years ago
Missing Titanic sub from Everett company ‘just an awful situation’
Five people are missing underwater after an expedition near the wreckage of the Titanic on an Everett company’s sub vessel.3 years ago
Inflation lowest since 2021 before pivotal Federal Reserve meeting
One-year inflation expectations are down 0.3%, dropping to a 4.1% rate -- the lowest annual outlook since May 2021.3 years ago
2-year-old hospitalized in Everett after exposure from fentanyl
A 2-year-old was rushed to an Everett hospital Sunday after being exposed to fentanyl, Everett Police report.3 years ago
Armed carjacking leads to fire along I-5 in Tacoma
An armed carjacking has three lanes of southbound I-5 blocked through Tacoma near South 72nd Street, just north of Lakewood.3 years ago
WA’s second carbon auction nets $500M, gas prices could jump
Washington held its second carbon emission auction to allow gas and oil companies to bid for a limited amount of carbon emission allowances.3 years ago
Kate Scott to call TV play-by-play for Seattle Seahawks preseason
Kate Scott has officially joined the Seahawks' booth as the team's newest play-by-play announcer for the preseason, replacing Curt Menefee.3 years ago
U-District bar ‘Flowers’ loses alcohol license after serving minors
Flowers in Seattle's University District can no longer serve alcohol after its liquor license was suspended.3 years ago
PCC removes products following owner’s anti-LGBTQ+ comments
After Tanoor's owner made comments about the LGBTQ+ community that led to a boycott, PCC is removing the restaurant's items.3 years ago
Walsh eyeing WA Republican Chair as Heimlich departs
Caleb Heimlich, the head of the Washington State Republican Party, is stepping down as chair this summer, ending a five-year run.3 years ago
Pro-gun organizations fail in challenge to WA assault weapons ban
A District Court Judge ruled in favor of Washington state's ban on assault weapons as the lawsuit failed to show possible irreparable harm.3 years ago
Seattle city council fails to approve new city drug possession law
The Seattle City Council has rejected an ordinance that would have allowed the city to prosecute people for misdemeanor drug possession and public drug use.3 years ago
Seattle MLB All-Star Game ‘Clean-up’ not without controversy
With the MLB All-Star Game coming to Seattle next month, the Seattle Mariners is hosting a Community Clean-Up on June 23 at T-Mobile Park.3 years ago
Garfield HS the focus of school safety precautions following nearby violence
Garfield High School and Nova High School both had its students return on campus in person Monday after locking down the campus last week.3 years ago
$970M Seattle Housing Levy to be voted on Wednesday
Councilmember Teresa Mosqueda -- alongside a series of affordable housing developers -- announced the renewal of the Seattle Housing Levy.3 years ago
Mark Mullet: ‘I’m not conceding any Democratic votes to Ferguson’ for governor
Washington State Sen. Mark Mullet (D-5th District) announced his candidacy for governor last week following Gov. Jay Inslee's 10-year run.3 years ago
Burien encampment cleared, but long-term solutions remain minimal
Homeless members of a Burien encampment were forced to move out as the camp became the central focus of frustration among the city's residents.3 years ago
Medved: Biden v. Trump is ‘a depressing prospect to most Americans’
Medved: "The more it looks like it’s going to be Biden vs. Trump again, that’s a depressing prospect to most Americans.3 years ago
King County issues Stage 1 Burn Ban with wildfire season approaching
The King County Fire Chief’s Association, issued a Stage 1 burn ban for June 1 with the ban specifically relating to yard debris and residential burning.3 years ago
Young Corporation faces $2M fine from WA Department of Labor
After 175 violations were discovered by the state Department of Labor, a $2 million fine has been issued against Young Corporation.3 years ago
Property values in King County drop after peaking in 2022
Initial results show property values in King County are still affected by the lingering impacts of the pandemic.3 years ago
Charges filed against Georgetown double homicide suspect
A 45-year-old man has been charged with murder and assault in a double homicide that took place in Georgetown last January.3 years ago
