Thousands of fish dead in Lake Washington, possibly from Sound Transit light rail electrocution
Thousands of fish have been found dead in Lake Washington, possibly electrocuted by equipment from the new Crosslake light rail system.
Seattle veteran buys billboard demanding action on Aurora Ave crime
86-year-old Seattle resident Victor Fleming spent a month of Social Security benefits on a billboard highlighting rampant crime along Aurora Avenue. Local residents confronted Mayor Katie Wilson during a public meeting, describing escalating violence and safety barriers installed to block nearby gun battles. Recent vio
Renton Violent Crimes Unit Nabs Two Domestic Violence Suspects in Days
Renton's Violent Crimes Unit arrested two men within a span of about 24 hours this week in connection with separate domestic violence cases, one involving a threat to shoot up a victim's home and the other an alleged assault that left a woman's car severely damaged. The arrests, made on Thursday and Friday, cap weeks o
Renton Police Hunt Man Who Exposed Himself on Williams Avenue South
Renton Police officers responded to a lewd conduct call on the 200 block of Williams Avenue South at around 4:29 p.m. Wednesday, after a victim reported a man standing outside a front door, exposing and pleasuring himself. Officers contacted the victim, but by the time they searched the area, the man was gone. Now poli
Seattle Weather: Partly sunny Saturday with another chance of mountain storms
Showers and thunderstorms are expected Saturday afternoon and early evening, mainly from Puget Sound eastward, with threats of gusty winds, heavy rain, and small hail. The Apple Cup forecast looks mostly dry with a mix of sun and clouds for the 1:00 p.m. kickoff. Highs will stay in the low-to-mid...
For this South Seattle Neighborhood, it’s not the first time their homes have been...
A South Seattle neighborhood is once again dealing with the aftermath of gunfire after a shootout left multiple homes and vehicles damaged Tuesday night.
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?
Seattle shelter builder shuts down amid city’s push to add 1,000 new units
EVERETT, Wash. — The company that built 75 individual shelter units at one of Seattle's newest homeless shelter sites is shutting down, adding a new wrinkle to Mayor Katie Wilson's push to dramatically expand shelter across the city. Everett-based Pallet announced this week that it is ending operations, less...
Tulalip tribe is in talks to bid for Sonics return to Washington
Tulalip tribe confirms it’s in discussions about joining a bid to bring the Sonics back to Washington, but with a stadium potentially in Marysville.
Narcotics Task Force investigation leads to arrest of drug dealer wanted for rape
A narcotics dealer living in Kent who was responsible for the flow of fentanyl and cocaine in Thurston County has been arrested, the Thurston County Sheriff's Office announced Friday. ...
