Reflections on Residing in this Section of Downtown Bellevue?
The following discussion revolves around the experiences of individuals who have lived in a specific area of Downtown Bellevue. The area in question can be viewed here. The residents share their likes and dislikes about the area, the amenities of various buildings, and their preferred spots within the designated zone.
Income and Lifestyle: A Discussion Among Seattle Residents
A recent post on Reddit sparked a lively discussion about the income diversity in Seattle. The original poster, who had their question removed from the r/seattle subreddit for being "low effort," moved the conversation to another platform. The query was simple: "What is your household combined income?" The post also...
Public Debate Over Mass Surveillance: The Controversy of Flock Cameras
The city of Lynnwood is currently facing a debate over the use of Flock cameras, a surveillance system that has raised concerns among residents. The city has temporarily halted the use of these cameras, but it remains unclear when or if they will be removed permanently. The issue has sparked a lively discussion on...
Major Drug Bust and Fishing Violations at Triangle Import Repair
A significant police presence was reported at Triangle Import Repair, with an estimated ten police vehicles, including a major crimes unit, on the scene. Eyewitness accounts suggest that multiple arrests were made, though the exact details remain unclear.
Roaming Luxury: The Saga of Redmond’s Free-Range, High-Value Cat
In an unusual turn of events, a local resident of Redmond has been allowing their high-value cat to roam freely in the neighborhood. The cat, which was initially thought to be lost, has been spotted again, this time with a collar and tracker. The owner's decision to let the cat wander freely has sparked a variety of...
Mossback’s Northwest: The princess of 19th-century Seattle
Long before the Space Needle, Seattle had a human symbol that graced souvenir postcards, plates, stained-glass windows and silver teaspoons. It was someone who connected the changing city with its roots. She had a face lined with signs of a hard and determined life — but also dignity. It was...
Pierce County, WA mom credits heart monitor for helping save her life from rare...
A Pierce County mother is thanking a new technology that detected a rare genetic heart condition that saved her life. Continuous heart monitoring led to her diagnosis of arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy. Genetic testing revealed six of her family members also carry the ARVC gene, prompting preventive...
Bellevue Draws New Residents as U.S. Moving Rates Hit Historic Low
Americans are moving less than ever, but Bellevue continues to stand out with higher-than-average mobility and a steady flow of newcomers from around the country. A new Point2Homes analysis shows that only 11% of Americans changed residences in 2024, the lowest mobility rate recorded since the Census Bureau began...
Grays Harbor resident dies in world’s first confirmed human bird flu infection, state says
According to the Department of Health, this case marks the first known human infection with the H5N5 strain anywhere in the world.
Podcast: Historic King County Budget Passed With Emphasis On Black Community Investment
The King County Council has approved a $20 billion biennial budget for 2026-27, featuring historic investments to uplift Black communities across the region. Outgoing Councilmember De’Sean Quinn, who was instrumental in the budget’s passage, discusses its impact on the Black community in the Seattle Medium’s Rhythm &...
