Seattle police lieutenant reprimanded for remarks during 2025 clash at Cal Anderson Park
SEATTLE — A Seattle police lieutenant has been formally reprimanded for comments captured on body-worn camera video during last year’s Mayday USA rally and counterprotest at Cal Anderson Park, where officers responded to violent clashes between the groups in May 2025. Confrontations were sparked when a controversial event...
Suspect in Cle Elum, Snoqualmie Pass burglaries arrested in King County
CLE ELUM, Wash. – A person who was wanted in connection to several burglaries in Cle Elum and Snoqualmie Pass earlier in October was arrested in Kirkland after an investigation by King and Kittitas County deputies identified the suspect, Kittitas County deputies said.
Police: Man breaks into West Seattle home, eats food, arrested in bed
SEATTLE - A man was arrested after allegedly kicking in the back door of a West Seattle home, helping himself to food, and getting in someone's bed. Seattle police were called out to a burglary in progress at a home on Fauntleroy Way Southwest near Southwest Webster Street at around 2 p.m. Sunday.
Removal of Seattle ‘graffiti ship’ could cost $600K–$800K
The Washington State Department of Natural Resources plans to take custody of the "graffiti ship" Albert on Oct. 22, with removal from Ballard estimated to cost $600,000 to $800,000 by late November. Despite attracting visitors and social media attention, the vessel poses safety risks from unauthorized boarding and has remained...
Lake Washington School District parents question handling of principal complaint
A group of Lake Washington School District parents is demanding greater transparency and accountability over the district’s handling of a complaint involving a principal’s social media connections with minors.
People leaving King County jail need ‘a lifeline.’ Now Medicaid will pay for one
Being released from jail is a risky time, especially for people with opioid use disorder or other illnesses. Under a recent pilot program, Medicaid is reimbursing jails in Washington state for help with that transition. The funding means dozens of jails and prisons in King County and beyond can provide people exiting jail with a supply of medications and case management to smooth their path.
The I-5 question people keep asking about Everett light rail path construction
EVERETT — There’s a question about Sound Transit’s light rail line expansion from Lynnwood to Everett that Snohomish County Council chair, Megan Dunn, says people keep asking her. The question, Dunn, summarized, goes like this, “The question I get the most is, ‘why don’t we just go up the spine, up I-5 and go straight up (from Lynnwood) because it would be shorter and potentially cheaper?"”
Reward now $15,000 in deadly Georgetown cabaret shooting
The reward for information leading to an arrest and charge in a deadly shooting at Kitten’s Cabaret in Georgetown has increased to $15,000.
Woodinville’s wine-country dining scene welcomes new steak, seafood restaurant
There’s an old saying in the restaurant business: You don’t sell the steak, you sell the sizzle. At Brass Steak & Seafood, a new restaurant opening in Woodinville on Saturday, Oct. 24, the idea is to deliver both.
Seattle City Council to vote on RV program with parking restrictions and shelter help
SEATTLE — Seattle officials could officially pass a new program, which would create a parking permit system for those living in recreational vehicles, while also trying to help move those occupants into more stable shelter and away from the streets. The Seattle City Council is set to vote on...

















