Kent Station confrontation leads to assault, DUI arrests
A recent commotion at the Kent Station shopping center resulted in the arrests of one man for an alleged assault and a second man for investigation of DUI. Officers responded at about 8:37 p.m. Tuesday, July 21 to Kent Station, 417 Ramsay Way, after multiple 911 calls to report “someone chasing someone,” according to a
7 Reasons Why Customers Say Starbucks Isn’t The Same Anymore
The consensus among customers is that Starbucks has lost its sparkle. Here are the top reasons people why say the coffee chain isn't what it used to be.
Jimothy The Raccoon Receives Honor From Washington Governor
Jimothy, the viral raccoon from Seattle, has been bestowed a high honor — as he should be. The unique-looking king was announced as “Washingtonian of the Day” by Washington Governor Bob Ferguson on July 23. Jimothy, who wildlife experts say likely has a congenital spine condition, had gone viral after a July 14 video c
About that huge cloud visible from West Seattle looking eastward
Thanks to everyone who’s sent photos and/or reports of that huge cloud visible looking toward the Cascades. Even before researching, we guessed it had to do with the wildfires, and that’s what Kevin Freitas, who sent the photo above, says: “Pyrocumulus cloud from the Little Giant Fire.”
There’s A Pickle-Themed Restaurant In Washington And It’s More Delightful Than You’d Imagine
My friend dared me to order the spiciest pickle on the menu, and I really should have said no. I did not say no. Within seconds my eyes were watering, and the waitress just smiled like she had seen it a hundred times before. Turns out, she had. This tiny...
Op Ed – Mutiny on the Battery? Not the Seattle Times’ Finest Hour.
July 24, 2026 By Guest Post Snoqualmie Valley Info. [By Peter Lugli, Director of Snoqualmie Valley for Responsible Energy, a citizen-based 501(c)(4) non-profit corporation based in the Snoqualmie Valley. Views expressed are those of the author, not the Living Snoqualmie website. You may submit letters to [email protect
Coast Guard cutter towed to base in Seattle after breakdown
The Coast Guard cutter Healy, a polar icebreaker and the largest vessel in the service, was towed to its home port in Seattle on July 13 for repairs after what officials on Friday said was a "significant engineering casualty."
‘This doesn’t help council relations’: Bob Kettle fires back after Mayor Wilson says council...
Free school lunches are back on the table just one day after the Seattle City Council voted 6-3 to delay them. Three council members are now proposing a new approach that would fund universal meals through the city’s general fund rather than the education property tax levy that Mayor Katie Wilson had originally earmark
Woman suspected of setting fire at Bremerton-area apartment following argument
BREMERTON, Wash. — A 44-year-old Bremerton woman was arrested Thursday on suspicion of arson after a fire broke out at an apartment complex in unincorporated Kitsap County, according to the Kitsap County Sheriff's Office. Deputies responded just before 5 p.m. to 911 calls reporting a fire at an apartment...
Bothell Police investigate shooting at Canyon Park McDonald’s
BOTHELL – At 7:14 pm on Thursday, July 23, Bothell Police responded to reports of a shooting in the Canyon Park McDonald’s parking lot. Upon arrival, officers secured the scene and interviewed witnesses who indicated that several teens met up in the parking lot where a fight broke out. One teen appeared to have pulled

















