Jason Sutich

Content Editor

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.

‘Safety has no borders’: National I-90 patrols begin July 20

National law enforcement agencies will enhance safety along I-90 from July 20 to 27 through coordinated speed enforcement efforts.
1 year ago

13 indicted in Yakama Nation, Yakima Valley drug trafficking investigation; 7K pounds of drugs seized

A major investigation leads to 13 arrests and 7,000 pounds of drugs seized, targeting violent drug traffickers in Yakama Nation.
1 year ago

WA law change: No civil penalty for rescuing children or animals from hot cars

New Washington law protects rescuers from lawsuits when saving children or animals from hot vehicles.
1 year ago

Child rescued from Auburn cliffside after drone spots location

Firefighters successfully rescued a child from a cliff in Auburn, utilizing drones for location spotting and rope descent techniques.
1 year ago

Seattle property owner guilty of multi-million dollar tax fraud scheme

A 69-year-old Seattle property owner faces justice for multi-million dollar tax evasion and false tax returns.
1 year ago

Seattle woman accused of robbing 9 banks using airsoft gun, handwritten threats charged

A 24-year-old woman faces charges for allegedly robbing nine Seattle banks with an airsoft gun and handwritten threats.
1 year ago

‘Jews say let Gaza live’: Protesters rally against Palantir over alleged role in Gaza conflict, ICE operations

Protesters gather in Seattle, condemning Palantir's involvement in Gaza and ICE operations. Join the discussion on tech accountability.
1 year ago

Pierce County deploys SWAT team after a dozen gunshots inside home

A 20-year-old man was arrested after firing shots, prompting a SWAT standoff in Parkland during a suspected mental health crisis.
1 year ago

This tax ‘will definitely hurt our business’: WA 10% gold and silver tax punishes local retailers

Starting January 1, 2026, Washington residents may face sales tax on gold, silver, and coins due to new legislation.
1 year ago

Bitcoin surges to new all-time high, powering crypto bull run

Bitcoin hits record highs, driving a robust crypto bull market. Explore the implications for investors and the digital currency landscape.
1 year ago

Lewis County declares itself a ‘non-sanctuary’ county after unanimous vote

Lewis County commissioners declare the region a non-sanctuary city following a unanimous vote at the courthouse in Chehalis.
1 year ago

7-Eleven celebrates birthday with free Slurpees on 7/11

Join 7-Eleven's 98th birthday celebration by enjoying free Slurpees. Don't miss this tasty offer available on 7/11!
1 year ago

Water main break closes Eastbound SE Newport Way in Bellevue

Bellevue Fire Department reported multiple road closures in Bellevue due to a water main break. Stay updated for more information.
1 year ago

Brothers from India sentenced in Seattle for selling fake, contaminated medicine to U.S. patients

Two brothers received 30 months in prison for selling counterfeit drugs to U.S. patients, endangering lives across the country.
1 year ago

Seattle man charged after allegedly killing girlfriend, cutting off her hand

A Seattle man on supervision is accused of fatally stabbing his girlfriend, found dead in his apartment with an amputated hand.
1 year ago

‘Still early in the event’: Amazon defends 41% Prime Day sales drop report

Amazon reports $7 billion in sales on day one, down 41% from last year, addressing concerns over declining momentum in Prime Day events.
1 year ago

Microsoft Outlook users report more than 2,700 outages

Microsoft Outlook experienced major outages, disrupting user access from Wednesday night to Thursday morning.
1 year ago

Issaquah woman arrested for stealing $630K over 7 years from employer through forged checks

A 57-year-old woman was arrested for forging checks, stealing $630,000 from her employer, the City of Issaquah, over seven years.
1 year ago

WA to fund Medicaid gap for Planned Parenthood after ‘big, beautiful bill’ passage

Washington State will bridge Medicaid funding gaps post-federal cuts, Governor Ferguson announces, ensuring support for Planned Parenthood.
1 year ago

$50K Redmond fraud scheme: Woman used stolen IDs to buy cars, open credit line

A 31-year-old woman faces charges for using stolen IDs to purchase cars and open credit lines in Redmond.
1 year ago

‘Big Dumper’ gets big close-up: Yankees broadcast leans into Cal Raleigh’s nickname

MLB fans enjoyed a close-up of Cal Raleigh, the AL home run leader, showcasing his unique nickname during the Yankees' broadcast.
1 year ago

Climate Pledge Arena developer indicted in bid-rigging scheme for Texas’ Moody Center

Tim Leiweke, the majority owner of Climate Pledge Arena, was accused of bid-rigging for an arena built at the University of Texas in 2018.
1 year ago

Impaired driver runs over victim in Thurston County domestic violence incident

A domestic violence altercation in Thurston County leaves one victim hospitalized after being run over by an impaired driver.
1 year ago

Southbound I-5 lanes reopened after collision near Tacoma Dome

All lanes on southbound I-5 are blocked after a crash near Tacoma Dome this morning at 6:16 a.m. Expect delays.
1 year ago