Harger: You put the plastic in the recycling bin. Nobody will tell you what...
In the 1980s, my grandparents in Seattle’s Wedgwood neighborhood ran a tight ship. The Seattle Times and the Seattle PI in one bin. Tin cans in another. Aluminum in a third. Glass sorted by color, clear here, green and brown there. I don’t think they missed a week.
Three arrested for robbery after police chase
A police pursuit ended Saturday evening after officers arrested three robbery suspects and recovered a firearm that had been thrown from their vehicle.
Extreme low tides seen at Washington beaches this week
Very low tides have returned to the Puget Sound this week, and they will be some of the last chances of the summer to explore the uncovered coasts. The peak low tide should arrive Tuesday, July 14, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration . Beachgoers can catch low tides into Wednesday, July 15,
Pair convicted for scheme to defraud seriously ill veterans
First Assistant U.S. Attorney Charles Neil Floyd announced Monday that a former King County Jail inmate and his accomplice were convicted today in U.S. District Court in Seattle for a fraud scheme targeting sick veterans.
Step Inside This Washington Train Car For A Monthly 70s Disco Party That Will...
If you told my younger self that I’d be spending my Saturday night sweating under a flickering disco ball inside a stationary train car, I probably would have laughed. Mostly because I didn’t think I had the coordination for it. Yet, here I am, dusting off my bell-bottoms and prepping my best John Travolta finger-point
Washington heat dome death lawsuit moves on after oil companies try to dismiss case
The first-ever climate-related wrongful death lawsuit filed against major oil companies is moving forward in Washington state after the companies recently tried to have the case dismissed.
No felony charges in attempted baby kidnapping at Pike Place Market
SEATTLE — A man arrested in connection with the attempted kidnapping of a baby at Pike Place Market will not face felony charges, according to the King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office. In an email to KOMO News, the prosecutor's office said that after further investigation, the Seattle Police Department...
Everything to know before Bite of Seattle 2026
The Bite of Seattle is hosting its 44th-annual food festival in Seattle Center from July 24–26 and admission is free. What began as a festival in Green Lake Park with 25 restaurants, has grown into one that brings over 350,000 attendees and was voted ‘Best Food Festival’ in both 2016 and 2017.
When, where Seattle is getting its first Dutch Bros Coffee
SEATTLE - A shift is coming to Seattle's coffee scene as a big-name franchise is set to take over a former Starbucks location. An all-new Dutch Bros will set up shop in Seattle's SODO neighborhood soon. Their first location in the Emerald City will take its place at 4115 Fourth...
French bakery Petit Pierre to open in former Starbucks space
A French bakery with locations in Magnolia and Phinney Ridge is planning to open a new shop in Ballard, taking over the former Starbucks space at 2200 NW Market St. Petit Pierre Bakery co-owner Joanna Chau told My Ballard that they are in the early stages of planning and are hoping to open in early 2027.
