Jason Sutich

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Jason Sutich

Jason Sutich is a content writer and editor for MyNorthwest.com. As a long-time Seattle resident and Washington State University graduate, Jason spends his free time attending Mariners games, cycling through town, and spending time with family.

2 dead, 1 critical after stabbing at Burien apartment complex near Highline High School

Two people are dead, and another individual is critically injured after a stabbing in a Burien apartment complex Monday night, KIRO 7 confirmed.
1 year ago

13-time convicted felon pulls gun on QFC security guard in South Seattle

A 54-year-old, 13-time convicted felon possessing various narcotics was arrested for pulling a gun on a South Seattle security guard Sunday.
1 year ago

K9 Quinn sniffs out pounds of cocaine hidden inside Rice Krispies Treats

With the help of K9 Quinn, a drug trafficking operation near Burien that used Rice Krispies Treats wrappers to smuggle cocaine was put to rest on Sept. 4.
1 year ago

2 vehicles totaled in South Hill fire that spread to apartment building

Two vehicles inside a carport caught fire in South Hill over the weekend, damaging parts of the apartment building and totaling both vehicles.
1 year ago

Fifth consecutive month of Microsoft layoffs: Seattle tech giant cuts more Redmond positions

Microsoft has announced another round of layoffs that will affect 42 employees at its Redmond campus.
1 year ago

Former Rover CEO sells Seattle waterfront home for $8M after 12 days on the market

The former CEO of Rover, Aaron Easterly, recently sold his Seattle waterfront home for $8 million after being on the market for only 12 days.
1 year ago

19-year-old allegedly tries to elude troopers, crashes into barrier on I-5

A 19-year-old woman was arrested by Washington State Patrol (WSP) after crashing into a barrier on I-5.
1 year ago

Two women found unconscious after violent assault at Edmonds massage parlor, suspect arrested

Two women suffered violent assaults at a massage parlor in Edmonds, being found unconscious by officers on Sunday, the Edmonds Police Department announced.
1 year ago

Knife-wielding man arrested at Arlington elementary school, district reviews safety protocols

Two days after the Arlington School District classes were back in session, a Marysville man allegedly drove onto a school campus and wielding a knife Thursday.
1 year ago

Fire burns through roof of Avista Stadium concessions stand in Spokane Valley

A fire burned through the roof of a concessions stand inside the Avista Stadium in Spokane Valley on Friday, the Spokane Valley Fire Department announced.
1 year ago

Pierce Transit to launch shuttle service for communities cut off by White River Bridge closure

Pierce Transit is working toward providing limited shuttle service to community members affected by the White River Bridge closure, according to KIRO 7.
1 year ago

Eggslut’s grand opening begins today in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood

The popular breakfast chain, Eggslut, is opening its first Washington location today at Seattle's Melrose Market, the company announced.
1 year ago

Two brothers arrested for running drug operation out of Seattle auto body shop

Two brothers have been arrested for selling drugs out of a custom auto body garage in Seattle's Chinatown-International District on Wednesday.
1 year ago

New footage released of home burglary spree targeting Seattle athletes, Macklemore

The second suspect involved in high-profile burglaries across the greater Seattle area has been identified as 29-year-old Patrick Maisonet.
1 year ago

Convicted felon arrested after SPD investigation uncovers major drug trafficking operation

A months-long drug trafficking investigation by the Seattle Police Department narcotics detectives ended in the arrest of a 32-year-old convicted felon.
1 year ago

Former Woodinville winery employee damages $300K worth of wine, avoids jail time

A former Woodinville winery employee who caused $300,000 in damage by draining gallons of wine was sentenced Wednesday to restitution and no jail time.
1 year ago

Hawaii becomes 4th state in West Coast Health Alliance for science-based vaccine guidance

Hawaii has announced its plan to join the West Coast Health Alliance, approximately 24 hours after its inception, the Washington Governor's Office announced.
1 year ago

‘Nothing to celebrate’: Former King County prosecutor delivers reality check as SPD consent decree ends

The Department of Justice consent decree over the Seattle Police Department came to an end, and former King County prosecutor detailed what went wrong.
1 year ago

Bruce Harrell and Katie Wilson face off tonight in first of 20 mayoral debates

The first mayoral debate between incumbent Bruce Harrell and challenger Katie Wilson begins tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the Haller Lake Community Club in Seattle.
1 year ago

Man waving gun at group in Capitol Hill accidentally shoots himself in chest

A 26-year-old man accidentally shot himself in the chest after a confrontation Thursday on Capitol Hill, the Seattle Police Department announced.
1 year ago

As ICE ramps up Seattle operations, John Curley warns against blocking their efforts

John Curley is warning of the consequences of hindering ICE efforts in Seattle.
1 year ago

Bear Gulch Fire containment drops to 10%, covering more than 9,600 acres near Lake Cushman

The Bear Gulch Fire near Lake Cushman has grown to 9,657 acres and is only 10% contained, as of approximately 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, according to Watch Duty.
1 year ago

Oracle to lay off more Seattle employees in second round of cuts in 2 months

Oracle announces another round of layoffs affecting 101 workers in Seattle, per recent WARN filing.
1 year ago

Federal court rejects Snohomish firefighters’ COVID-19 vaccine exemption appeal

Ninth Circuit upholds ruling favoring Snohomish firefighters in COVID-19 vaccine exemption case, impacting regional health policies.
1 year ago