Red hot Seattle Mariners hit the road; Cal Raleigh set for rehab assignment in Everett
The Seattle Mariners head to Detroit on Friday to open a 10-game road trip on the heels of one of the hottest stretches of their season, winning eight of their last nine games and sweeping back-to-back series at T-Mobile Park.2 months ago
Seattle chef Brendan McGill closes downtown restaurants after 10 years, says city ‘slid into irrelevance’
Acclaimed Seattle chef Brendan McGill is closing the book on a decade of restaurants at downtown's Exchange Building.2 months ago
WA gas prices drop to $5.66 as Strait of Hormuz closure hits 94 days, analyst warns of $6.50 spike
Washington gas prices decrease as Strait of Hormuz faces 94-day closure; analysts predict possible $6.50 spike in the near future.2 months ago
Fatal Eastern Washington pellet gun shooting highlights gap in how state law treats BB guns v. firearms
A deadly shooting in Eastern Washington last week involving a pellet gun is renewing questions about how Washington law treats non-powder firearms.2 months ago
Blue Man Group hits the Paramount Theatre this weekend with Seattle native Ursula Sargent on drums
When the Blue Man Group takes the stage at the Paramount Theatre this weekend, one of the performers powering the show won't be painted blue — but she will be coming home.2 months ago
Pain at the pump: Seattle gas prices stuck near $6 as summer travel season kicks off
Gas prices are showing signs of relief across much of the country, but drivers in the Seattle area continue to feel the pinch at the pump.2 months ago
Lifelong launches first-ever Seattle Pride Gala as food waitlist hits 1,600
As Pride Month approaches, Seattle-based community health organization Lifelong is partnering with Seattle Pride to launch its first-ever Pride Gala.2 months ago
Why is Wild Waves closing? Iconic Washington amusement park shutting down for good after season
Wild Waves Theme & Water Park, a Pacific Northwest summertime staple for nearly five decades, will close permanently after this season.2 months ago
Memorial Day weekend weather: Warm, dry summer ahead as record-breaking El Niño builds in Pacific
The Pacific Northwest is on the verge of turning a corner toward a prolonged stretch of warm, dry weather, with long-range outlooks pointing to above-average temperatures.2 months ago
Former Time Magazine editor says AI’s real revolution isn’t in Silicon Valley, but in healthcare, education, and government
Tyrangiel argued in his new book, "AI for Good," that the technology's greatest potential lies in the hands of doctors, educators, and public servants.2 months ago
KIRO’s Angela Poe Russell debuts Bessie Coleman musical ‘Aviatrix’ in Seattle
A new musical from KIRO fill-in host Angela Poe Russell is bringing Bessie Coleman's largely untold story to the stage at Seattle Public Theater.2 months ago
King County sees rise in domestic violence deaths as two murder-suicides hit Bellevue, Kent in 1 day
King County prosecutors are warning of a troubling rise in domestic violence-related deaths across the region after two murder-suicides happened last Tuesday.2 months ago
Gas prices expected to rise higher ahead of Memorial Day as Strait of Hormuz closure hits 78 days
Gas prices are likely heading higher this week, even as oil markets send mixed signals in the face of escalating tensions between the U.S and Iran.2 months ago
‘This is our time’: Mariners broadcaster Rick Rizzs says Seattle’s dominance over Astros is here to stay
The Seattle Mariners have turned the Houston Astros into their personal punching bag, and broadcaster Rick Rizzs says the shift in the AL West is unmistakable.3 months ago
Cold water, hidden hazards: What WA boaters, swimmers need to know before hitting the water this summer
With a warmer-than-average summer in the forecast, Washington officials are marking the third annual Water Safety Day on Friday with a stark warning.3 months ago
Five WA Supreme Court seats are on the ballot this fall, and the stakes have never been higher
Washington voters will decide an unusually high number of Supreme Court races this fall, with five of the court's nine seats on the ballot.3 months ago
4 adorable baby beavers are growing up on camera: Cowlitz Indian Tribe launches live kit cam in WA
The Cowlitz Indian Tribe is inviting the public to watch four newborn beavers grow up through a livestream from its reservation in southwest Washington.3 months ago
Seattle small business owners devastated by break-ins as commercial burglary cases flood King County courts
Several defendants faced arraignment in King County court Monday on commercial burglary charges, cases that prosecutors said illustrate an ongoing problem devastating small business owners.3 months ago
How much is Seattle spending on the 2026 World Cup? Nearly $32 million and counting
Seattle is moving to accept more than $18 million in grant funding and contributions to support the city's preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.3 months ago
IRS extends WA tax deadline again after storms, flooding
Washington residents affected by severe storms, and flooding that began in December now have until Aug. 5 to file their federal tax returns and make payments.3 months ago
Woman drove onto sidewalk, tried to hit child on bike in Spokane County, deputies say
A 56-year-old woman was arrested after she allegedly drove onto a sidewalk and tried to hit a child on a bike in a Cheney-area neighborhood.3 months ago
Victim could face ‘permanent disfigurement’ after hit-and-run boat collision in Thurston County
A 51-year-old man was arrested Sunday on suspicion of assault by watercraft after he allegedly ran over another boater near Boston Harbor in Thurston County.3 months ago
‘That money is gone forever’: Prosecutor says grandson drained grandmother’s $500K life savings, leaving her on food stamps
A King County man was sentenced to 24 months in prison after he was found guilty of stealing nearly $500,000 from his grandmother, who is now on food stamps.3 months ago