Outrageously Heavenly Cinnamon Rolls Await At This Historic Washington Bakery
You will eat it before you find a seat. That is a fact, not a suggestion. The cinnamon roll from this historic Washington bakery is so outrageously good that your legs will stop walking the moment the paper bag touches your fingers. The cream cheese frosting is thick enough to leave teeth marks, the dough pulls apart i
Seattle Set To Sizzle Tuesday Before Sound Breezes Hit The Brakes
Seattle woke up under clear skies Sunday, with temperatures in the upper 40s at Boeing Field and a light east-northeast breeze. The sunshine is sticking around through the day, setting up a pleasant afternoon and an easy start to the holiday weekend. Overnight stays mostly clear, with lows in the upper 40s to around 50
VIDEO: Burien Garden Tour showcased nine local gardens while raising funds for beautification projects
Garden enthusiasts spent Saturday, May 30 exploring nine local gardens as the annual Burien Garden Tour, raising funds for community beautification projects while showcasing a variety of landscapes throughout the city. Organized by community volunteers and supported by Discover Burien, the self-guided tour invited part
5 Local Gem Restaurants in Seattle that Serve the Best Food Ever
Seattle is a city shaped by water, mountains, forests, and creativity. It’s a place where innovation meets tradition, where global influences blend with local ingredients, and where the food scene is as dynamic as the city itself. These five restaurants capture the flavours, stories, and personality of Seattle —...
Several WA residents exposed to first bat rabies case in Snohomish County since 2023
SNOHOMISH COUNTY, Wash. - Three residents in Snohomish County have been exposed to a bat that tested positive for rabies, the first bat rabies case in the county since 2023. The case was recorded last week. The exposures mark the first with a confirmed infected bat in Snohomish County since 2023, according to Snohomish
King County Councilmember seeks to bridge Shoreline-Edmonds ‘Interurban Gap’ with $5M from parks levy
Will you chip in to support our nonprofit newsroom with a donation today? Yes, I want to support My Edmonds News!. Last year, when King County voters approved Proposition 1’s six-year, $1.45 billion parks levy, King County Councilmember Rod Dembowski planted a seed for the Interurban Trail, the roughly 30-mile-long pat
DUI driver arrested after semi-truck crashes on I-5 in Tukwila, spills gallons of milk...
One driver was arrested for DUI, multiple people were injured, and multiple gallons of milk were spilled out onto I-5 in Tukwila after a multi-vehicle crash involving a semi truck on Sunday, according to Trooper Watts with the Washington State Patrol.
Glossier’s Seattle store is closing as the millennial beauty brand shrinks its retail footprint
Seattle’s Glossier store on 10th Avenue is getting ready to say goodbye. The beauty brand has announced plans to close nine of its 12 retail locations over the next two and a half years as part of a broader business strategy shift. Once the dust settles, only Glossier’s flagship stores in New York, Los Angeles, and Lon
Washington’s ‘backrooms’ are 100-year-old military bunkers
WASHINGTON, USA — While the "backrooms" are an internet-based urban legend, the sensation they capture exists in all kinds of places in the real world — including Washington. "Backrooms," the debut feature film from Youtuber-turned-director Kane Parsons, broke box-office records for film studio A24, earning $118 millio
Rescuers save hiker hurt in 100-foot slide near Kendall Katwalk on Pacific Crest Trail
KITTITAS COUNTY, Wash. — A hiker in her late 60s was rescued near the Kendall Katwalk after sliding about 100 feet on a steep patch of lingering snow and suffering significant upper-body injuries, according to King County Explorer Search and Rescue. Explorer Search and Rescue said it was deployed...

















