MyNorthwest’s daily crime report: Tacoma drive-by, stolen fire department equipment
A drive-by in Tacoma, a woman shot her neighbor outside their apartment and stolen saws from Shoreline Firefighters.4 years ago
Seattle Schools’ new bus provider looks to hire ahead of upcoming school year
SPS will contract with two yellow bus companies for the 2022-23 school year. The new provider, Zum, has a matter of months to hire to fulfill its contract.4 years ago
Apartments behind Belltown’s former Lava Lounge catch fire
The abandoned Lava Lounge in Seattle's Belltown neighborhood caught fire Thursday morning.4 years ago
Community rallies around lemonade stand after robbery
Some Tacoma girls were making big bucks at their lemonade stand -- until a robber stole their profits.4 years ago
Department of Health issues warning as hospitals overflow
Many hospitals around the state are once again full -- and some are having to ration care.4 years ago
Climate Pledge Arena to host NBA preseason game, first NBA action in Seattle since 2018
Tickets for the game will go on sale Wednesday, July 6, 2022 at 10 am at ticketmaster.com.4 years ago
Everett man sprays pedestrians with lighter fluid, booked on felony assault, arson charges
An Everett man is held on bail Wednesday morning after spraying several people with lighter fluid and attempting to light a gas station on fire4 years ago
MyNorthwest’s daily crime report: ‘hate crime’ at a Bellevue church, carjacking in Kirkland
A Bellevue church was vandalized by a pro-abortion advocate and police are searching for two men involved in a carjacking in Kirkland.4 years ago
‘Person in crisis’ crashes into Georgetown building, ensuing fire causes nearly $200,000 in damages
A vehicle crashed into a Georgetown building, starting a fire, and creating traffic delays on the 700 block of South Michigan Avenue just off I-5.4 years ago
Norwegian cruise ship strikes iceberg off Alaskan coast, limps back to Seattle for repairs
Norwegian Sun struck an iceberg off the Alaskan Coast Saturday. While on route to Hubbard Glacier, the ship “made contact” with a small glacier4 years ago
Firework sales set to dip as unincorporated King County bans take effect
Fireworks sales in Washington state begin at noon today and residents will be allowed to set them off in places they are allowed until July 5 at 11 p.m.4 years ago
Gee and Ursula’s top stories: GOP to eliminate filibuster, Bremerton coach, Mariners-Angels scuffle
Ursula and guest-host Jack Stine discuss the potential elimination of the filibuster, what the future for Bremerton Coach Joseph Kennedy looks like, and how the biggest brawl in baseball this year turned into a surprise pizza party.4 years ago
MyNorthwest’s daily crime report: Continued violence in Tacoma, Bellevue mail thief caught
Another shooting in Tacoma after 14 other shootings over the past three days, a thief caught with mail, and a motorcyclist killed in a hit and run.4 years ago
Heat mitigation strategy unveiled as Seattle temperatures rise
King County has put together an Extreme Heat Mitigation Strategy to prepare for the rising temperatures set to start this weekend.4 years ago
Superintendent: SCOTUS decision on Bremerton coach retains separation of church and state
The Washington State Superintendent of Public Instruction is calling Monday's SCOTUS decision an affirmation of the separation of church and state.4 years ago
Monroe High School student charged with hate crime, choking and homophobic language
A 16-year-old Monroe High School Student has been charged with a hate crime after choking a 14-year-old student and saying homophobic things to him.4 years ago
MyNorthwest’s weekly sentencing report: Pioneer Square drug bust, White Center kidnapping
MyNorthwest reports on King County Court sentencing from the week ending on June 27.4 years ago
MyNorthwest’s daily crime report: Two shootings in Tacoma, DUI in University Place
MyNorthwest reports on weekend crime in the Puget Sound region on the morning of June 27: Two shootings in Tacoma, in a home and a rave, a dinner party turned real-life murder mystery, and a DUI in University Place.4 years ago
First in-person Pride Parade brings out community to celebrate
After the pandemic postponed more than two years of June Pride festivities, this month, people are uniting to celebrate in-person once again.4 years ago
WA’s ban on high-capacity ammo magazines to take effect July 1
The measure also outlines that importing, manufacturing, and distributing magazines with more than 10 rounds will be prohibited.4 years ago
Thousands protest throughout Seattle over abortion rights
Protestors congregated at the downtown Federal Building at Marion Street and Second Avenue, led by the Democratic Socialists of America.4 years ago
Protests to hit Seattle in response to Roe v. Wade overturning
The City of Seattle has responded with several protests being organized later today in response to the Supreme Court's decision.4 years ago
Shooting in Chinatown-International District leaves one dead
A man was shot and killed in an encampment in the Chinatown-International District early Friday, June 24. At 12:04 a.m., police responded to reports of shots fired at 12th Avenue S, where they found a 31-year-old man with a fatal gunshot wound. Two shootings and two fires in MyNorthwest overnight crime report The man was […]4 years ago
