Former Evergreen coach, lottery winner Tyrone Curry to be recognized with plaque at school...
The Highline School Board approved a request at its June 3 meeting to install a new plaque at the Evergreen High School track in honor of Tyrone Curry, former board member and former Evergreen staff member, coach and longtime volunteer. Friends of Evergreen will host a ceremony next year, during...
Woman shot near Chinatown-International District encampment as downtown tent sweeps vary
SEATTLE — Efforts to address homelessness are having varying results throughout downtown Seattle, with some streets cleared of tents while other encampments remain, including one in the Chinatown-International District, where a woman was shot on Friday. City officials are trying to respond to multiple concerns as Seatt
Priced-Out Seattleites Hop The Ferry To Bremerton’s Half-Off Housing
Bremerton is quietly turning into the place Seattle workers look when their budget finally screams "enough." Single-family houses across the Sound are commonly listed under $500,000, while many Seattle neighborhoods have long since vaulted into seven-figure territory. With a passenger-only ferry trimming the trip, a hy
Man shot in neck in Des Moines; police searching area
SEATTLE — A man was found shot inside a vehicle near a Walgreens in Des Moines on Friday, prompting a police response and search in a nearby neighborhood. The shooting victim was located in a vehicle on Pacific Highway South at South 230th Street near the Walgreens, Des Moines police said.
Seattle Signs Rezoning Law Raising Height Limits in U District, Fremont, Madison/Miller, Rainier Beach,...
Seattle law raises height limits and eases construction rules in five corridors, incl. U-District and Fremont, to unlock more housing.
Belltown bartender attacked after refusing to serve customer following last call
A Belltown bartender is speaking out after a customer attacked him, throwing a glass at him so hard that it shattered and cut his neck.
11 Humble Washington Restaurants That Locals Swear Have The Best Steaks In The State
Washington State is packed with gorgeous scenery, friendly communities, and some seriously underrated food spots. You know, I’ve spent years hunting for the perfect steak, and honestly, the best ones rarely come from those polished, white-tablecloth spots where you need a reservation weeks in advance. Lately, I’ve been
Silver Alert issued for missing 81-year-old woman last seen in Burien
A Silver Alert has been issued for an 81-year-old woman who was last seen Friday afternoon, June 19 in Burien and may be unable to return without assistance. The Washington State Patrol said Diane Eickert was last seen around Noon on June 19 in the 200 block of SW 152nd Street in Burien (map below). The alert was activ
Westside Man Facing Charges After Allegedly Assaulting State Patrol Trooper Near Cle Elum
A Westside man remains jailed after pleading not guilty to felony charges connected to his alleged assaulting of a Washington State Patrol trooper earlier this month.
Police respond to reports of a shooting in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District
Seattle police are responding to a report of a shooting in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District this morning.

















