SPD police chief search continues, two dozen qualified applicants so far
The city of Seattle is asking for the public’s help to find the next chief of police as the mayor’s office releases new details on the search.
Tiny clues give big hope in Puget Sound crab study
TACOMA, Wash. — Scientists digging into the health of Puget Sound are finding early — and encouraging — signs of life just below the surface. Researchers with a community "crab study" pulled large tubs of water up from Puget Sound this weekend, each one teeming with marine life collected straight from the Sound.
UW Goes Down Gopher Hole and Doesn’t Come Back
The Huskies were beaten in every facet of the game, which was surprising.
Seattle police chief search: Residents say they want someone local
As Lonnisha Landry stood in the noisy gymnasium at Van Asselt Community Center in South Seattle on Saturday, she talked about losing her son Xavier to gun violence. His death two years ago in Auburn sparked Landry to start a nonprofit, Just/Us Love Ones, that gives support to people who have lost loved ones to gun viol
Seattle Space needle lights up pink to honor the late Dolly Parton
Friday evening, one of the most iconic parts of the Seattle Skyline got a makeover as the Space Needle lit up pink to honor the late “queen of country,” Dolly Parton.
‘City council would rather blame the mayor’: Saul Spady argues 7 of 9 seats...
The Seattle City Council is feeding negative media coverage of Mayor Katie Wilson while refusing to show up at community meetings or pass laws that would address the city’s drug and safety crisis, Quality of Life Coalition founder Saul Spady said. Spady joined “The John Curley Show” on KIRO...
8 Moisture Problems Washington Homeowners Discover Too Late
Rain falls across Western Washington for months at a stretch, and a lot of what it does to a house happens where nobody’s looking. These are the moisture problems Washington homeowners often discover too late. Note: This is general information, not legal advice. Building and ventilation code requirements are...
“It’s up to us, the community”: Seattle’s iconic Alki Beach Statue of Liberty needs...
Did you know that Seattle has its very own Statue of Liberty? Located in West Seattle on Alki Beach, our miniature version of the Statue of Liberty may be small, but she has had quite a life. And now she needs a little help from her neighbors: a community repair fund has been created to extend the statue’s life.
Kirkland drive-in movie series returns this October
If you’re looking for something cozy to do, Kirkland’s Wheels & Reels Drive-In starts back up in October.
Light-rail train hits empty school bus in Rainier Valley
On Martin Luther King Jr. Way South, where train tracks share the street with turning cars and city buses, a light rail train struck a school bus that carried no students. The absence of children will be the detail many people repeat first. It should not be the last. Metal still met metal. Traffic still […] The post L
