‘That would upset me’: Jake pushes back on new Kirkland supportive housing facility that...
'That would upset me': Jake pushes back on new Kirkland supportive housing facility that doesn't require sobriety. Sheila Stanton Place, a controversial supportive housing facility through Plymouth Housing, opened this week in Kirkland. Sheila Stanton Place, a controversial supportive housing facility through Plymouth
Washington’s Data Center Debate Is Heating Up
Washington is setting records for data center growth—but is that good news or cause for concern?
Controversial Enumclaw gravel mine heads into Environmental Impact Statement review
UPDATE: This article has been updated to include a quote from Segale Properties LLC’s Asset Manager. The proposed Cumberland gravel mine was recently determined to have a significant impact on the local environment if established, sending property owner Segale Properties LLC through another round of impact reviews. Kin
Annual Seattle to Portland bike ride may cause traffic delays throughout the weekend
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Over 6,000 bicyclists are set to take to the streets this weekend as part of the Seattle to Portland (STP) Bicycle Classic. Drivers should expect delays along the route of the ride starting early morning Saturday, July 11, through the evening of Sunday, July 12.
Viral video shows King County Metro bus driver getting lost
A viral video shows a passenger on a King County Metro bus reacting to his bus driver pulling over to ask for directions after getting lost on his route.
Renton’s Valley Medical Center Unveils New Name and Logo
Renton's Valley Medical Center this week unveiled a new name and logo that it says reflect the organization's history, values, and vision as it enters its next chapter as an independent public-hospital district. The organization has begun transitioning to its new name, Valley Medical Center & Clinics, and is rolling...
Seattle bus driver gets lost on route with passengers on board
SEATTLE - A bizarre midnight commute in Seattle has gone viral after a King County Metro bus driver apparently got lost on the job and had to ask passengers for directions. The incident, captured on video by passenger Jordan Hamilton, has racked up more than 100,000 views on Instagram, prompting questions about transit
WA drivers can soon get their Mount St. Helens plate
SEATTLE - Years in the making, Washington drivers will soon have new options for specialty license plates. Up next is the long-awaited Mount St. Helens plate coming in August 2026. This comes after lawmakers weighed the possibility of the plates through Senate Bill 5444 last year, creating 13 new designs.
20 years later, detectives & family still seek killer in 2006 Pinnacle Lake Trail...
SNOHOMISH COUNTY, Wash. — It's been nearly 20 years since a mother and daughter were found fatally shot along the Pinnacle Lake Trail in Snohomish County. Mary Cooper, 56, and her daughter, Susanna Stodden, 27, left their Seattle home in the early morning of July 11, 2006, to hike the popular trail in the Mount Baker-S
Mega Millions and Powerball pots roll on into the weekend, jackpot surpasses $1B
SEATTLE — The jackpots for the Mega Millions and Powerball lottery games have climbed to a combined estimated $1.06 billion after neither game produced a jackpot winner in their latest drawings. The Mega Millions jackpot has grown to an estimated $604 million ahead of its Friday night drawing, while...

















