‘Boy in the tent’ enters school for the first time at age 10: ‘I want to go back’
The "boy in the tent" walked through school doors for the first time ever on Tuesday.3 hours ago
Rick Rizzs reflects on 9/11, Legacy Plaza statue as Mariners broadcaster enters final weeks behind the mic
Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11 attacks brought the nation and its pastime to a standstill, the Seattle Mariners on Thursday unveiled Legacy Plaza at T-Mobile Park.5 days ago
Conan O’Brien’s longtime assistant talks ‘World’s Worst Mom,’ IVF and parenting twin boys ahead of Seattle appearance
Discover Sona Movsesian's insights on motherhood, IVF, and her journey with Conan O'Brien in her bestselling memoir before Seattle event.7 days ago
Venezuela oil deal won’t help gas prices for years while Iran conflict drives them even higher
The U.S. oil agreement with Venezuela will take years to lower gas prices, and renewed strikes in the Strait of Hormuz are pushing costs higher.9 days ago
86 of 114 King County juvenile cases diverted in July — prosecutors say context matters
The vast majority of juvenile cases diverted from traditional prosecution in King County last month involved low-level misdemeanors that state law required prosecutors to keep out of court, according to new data released by the King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office.9 days ago
‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ cast reveals how Victorian-era magic powers Broadway’s biggest play in Seattle
The six-time Tony Award-winning play "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" has conjured its way to the Pacific Northwest, opening a three-week engagement at Seattle's Paramount Theatre through Sept. 12.12 days ago
‘He’s absolutely spot on’: Former Republican AG backs Nick Brown’s fight to preserve mail-in voting
McKenna said the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to allow Trump's executive order restricting mail-in voting to move forward could create chaos ahead of the November midterm elections.14 days ago
WA law makes it ‘next to impossible’ to prosecute laser strikes on aircraft, King County prosecutors say
Hundreds of laser strikes on aircraft are reported in Washington each year, but prosecutors said the laws makes it nearly impossible to hold anyone accountable.16 days ago
Gas prices hit record highs for August as Ukraine, Iran conflicts drive costs up
The national average price of gasoline stood at $4.05 a gallon Monday, the highest ever recorded this late in the calendar year.16 days ago
City of Lakewood puts police chief on leave
The City of Lakewood has put its police chief on leave.20 days ago
Rick Rizzs talks Seafair grand marshal honor, Mariners accountability and the fan hit by Julio’s homer
Rick Rizzs has spent 41 years calling Seattle Mariners games. On Saturday, he will trade in the mic and be the grand marshal of the Seafair Torchlight Parade.2 months ago
‘Hell’s Kitchen’ national tour hits Seattle: Stars speak on what makes Alicia Keys’ musical so emotional
"Hell's Kitchen," a musical from Alicia Keys, is lighting up Seattle's Paramount Theatre this week with a story about family, and the power of music.2 months ago
Super Mario’s namesake planted the grapes behind Washington’s only 96-point scoring white wine
Of all the white wines produced in Washington, only one earned a top score from the 2026 Decanter World Wine Awards. The grapes that made it were planted by the man who inspired Nintendo's most famous character.2 months ago
From Supertramp to Seinfeld: Session guitar legend Carl Verheyen heads to Seattle’s Triple Door
Carl Verheyen has been the guitar behind some of the most recognizable music in movies, television, and rock 'n' roll for more than four decades.2 months ago
Rick Rizzs on Mariners’ second half: ‘Get healthy’ and this team can win the AL West
Rick Rizzs entered the second half of the Seattle Mariners' season with two things on his mind: a playoff push and a finish line of his own.2 months ago
Seattle man to run 220 miles across Iceland to raise money for Ukrainian amputees
A Seattle man plans to run 220 miles across Iceland later this month to raise money for Ukrainians who have lost limbs in the war with Russia.2 months ago
Former WA Attorney General: Albertsons pharmacies ‘caught between a rock and a hard place’ in opioid trial
Washington opened its case Monday against grocery giant Albertsons in a trial that could force the company to pay tens of millions of dollars or more for allegedly fueling the opioid epidemic.2 months ago
Oil prices climb 4% as Russian refinery attacks and Middle East tensions rattle energy markets
Oil prices rose 4% to start the week, climbing to around $74 a barrel as escalating conflicts in the Middle East and Ukrainian attacks.2 months ago
Organized retail theft is closing stores in vulnerable Seattle neighborhoods, King County prosecutors warn
King County prosecutors are charging organized retail theft cases daily, but said it needs more staff and funding to keep pace with the volume of crimes.2 months ago
Former WA AG Rob McKenna breaks down Supreme Court birthright citizenship, mail-in ballot rulings
The U.S. Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump's executive order seeking to end birthright citizenship and upheld state laws for mail-in ballots.2 months ago
Seattle City Council unanimously approves plan to block Aurora Avenue streets tied to shootings, sex trade
Seattle City Council members unanimously approved an emergency plan that would block through traffic on several residential streets near Aurora Avenue N.2 months ago
Washington posts fastest GDP growth in the U.S. to start 2026
Washington's economy grew faster than any other state's in the first three months of 2026, fueled largely by its outsized technology sector.2 months ago
Olympia family pleads for help finding missing 15-year-old girl gone two weeks
The family of a 15-year-old Olympia girl who has been missing for more than two weeks is pleading for the public's help to bring her home.2 months ago