22-year-old victim identified in fatal Ship Canal Bridge collision
The deadly crash on southbound I-5 in Seattle's University District this morning killed 22-year-old Jordan Shelley of Seattle.4 years ago
Instance of monkeypox investigated in King County amid ‘growing international outbreak’
A presumptive case of monkeypox is being investigated in King County, according to Public Health, Seattle and King County.4 years ago
Blood platelet shortage impacting medical treatments amid lack of donors
Ongoing since the pandemic, the blood platelet shortage is reaching critical levels as deliveries are being rationed among local hospitals.4 years ago
Gun violence prompts early summer closures of Golden Gardens and Alki Beach
Golden Gardens and Alki Beach will close at 10 p.m. May 27 through Sept. 4 over concerns of gun violence in years past.4 years ago
Gas shortages and record high prices plague Washington drivers
Gas stations in Washington are resetting their price boards to accommodate double digits in preparation for fuel prices potentially reaching $10 a gallon.4 years ago
Dramatic water rescue on Lake Washington saves two adults, toddler
High winds and rough seas caused an inflatable boat to capsize on Lake Washington near the I-90 bridge on Wednesday, leading to a dramatic water rescue of two men and a toddler.4 years ago
Governor Inslee cancels parole determination for triple murderer
Governor Inslee has cancelled an order that granted parole to Timothy Pauley, who had been incarcerated for three counts of first degree murder in 1981.4 years ago
Revive I-5, Montlake Bridge closure will cause traffic issues this weekend
The sunny forecast will put Seattleites in a great mood this weekend, but the traffic won't thanks to repairs to I-5 and the Montlake Bridge.4 years ago
Drought may impact most of Pacific Northwest this summer
Drought is expected to impact much of the Pacific Northwest this summer, impacting areas throughout eastern Washington, southern Oregon and southern Idaho.4 years ago
Edmonds doesn’t want to become next Seattle after City Council bans public camping
After weeks of delays and debates, the Edmonds City Council passed an ordinance banning camping in public spaces Tuesday evening.4 years ago
Gameworks to reopen as soon as July under former execs
After closing its doors in December due to the COVID-19 pandemic, GameWorks is set to reopen as soon as this summer.4 years ago
Seagen CEO and co-founder Clay Siegall resigns following allegations of domestic violence
Clay Siegall, the chief executive of Seagen, Washington’s largest biotech firm, resigned this week amid the fallout of his arrest for domestic violence.4 years ago
Copper River Salmon is back with its most inflated price yet
Alaska’s Copper River salmon arrived at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Tuesday morning, marking the start of the season for the popular fish.4 years ago
ORCA overhauls system with added features and updated card readers
ORCA's highly-anticipated new website, smartphone app, and real-time value loading for cards launched today for hundred of thousands of transit customers.4 years ago
AMBER Alert canceled for 8-year-old girl in child abduction on Aurora Ave.
Seattle Police department has issued an AMBER Alert for Kiya Matteson, last seen on Aurora Ave. N near the Bitter Lake neighborhood.4 years ago
Seattle announces plan to impound vehicles out of compliance with newly enforced 72-hour parking law
Vehicles that remain in place for more than 72 consecutive hours will now be subject to a tow, courtesy of the City of Seattle.4 years ago
Alaska Airlines CEO anticipates ‘choppy May,’ issues mea culpa as flight cancellations rack up
Alaska Airlines is facing issues with contracting and a shortage of pilots, leaving travelers to deal with a surplus of flight cancellations.4 years ago
Enraged Pike Place motorist pleads not guilty to assault with a motor vehicle charges
A man arrested for an assault stemming from a Pike Place incident pleads not guilty in King County Superior Court.4 years ago
Seattle’s upcoming pro-abortion rights demonstrations expect to have ‘tens of thousands’ turn out
Retired Sergeant Betsy Smith believes a different police strategy will need to be put in place in preparation for upcoming Roe v. Wade demonstrations.4 years ago
State Supreme Court to examine overturned conviction of 1987 cold-case double murder
The state Supreme Court will review a SeaTac trucker’s overturned conviction for a 1987 Snohomish County double homicide.4 years ago
King County Libraries opts for ‘Fresh Start for All,’ removes current late fees
The King County Library System (KCLS), which hasn’t been charging late fees for books and materials since the pandemic hit, wiped all late fees last week.4 years ago
Seattle Municipal Court judges agree to exclude certain ‘high utilizer’ individuals from Community Court
The Seattle City Attorney requested that certain individuals originally identified as high utilizers will be excluded from participating in the program.4 years ago
Suits: Everett’s 45-foot tall mountain of trash could become a multi-million dollar problem
Pressure continues to grow on officials who oversee a trash factory with a 45-foot tall pile of waste that many fear can combust at any moment.4 years ago
