Edmonds police to arrest suspect in multistate human trafficking case
Edmonds police say a public tip and interagency teamwork helped capture a 30-year-old man wanted in California and Nevada for human trafficking.
Changing of the Blethens: Next Generation takes over the Seattle Times
The times are changing, none more generationally than at The Seattle Times, this city’s sole surviving daily newspaper. In November, publisher and CEO Frank Blethen announced significant news. After serving four decades, Frank is stepping aside in favor of his son Ryan Blethen. On January 1, Ryan will become...
Edmonds Police Blotter: Nov. 19-25, 2025
Will you chip in to support our nonprofit newsroom with a donation today? Yes, I want to support My Edmonds News!. 23600 block Highway 99: A man reportedly stole property from a business. 23000 block 100th Avenue West: A theft was reported at a drug store. The suspect fled the...
Traffic alert: Seattle Marathon will close streets Sunday as city transforms into race route
Those planning to drive in Seattle on Sunday may want to wait until the afternoon.
WSP pit suspected DUI driver in crash that blocked multiple lanes near Issaquah
ISSAQUAH, Wash. — The Washington State Patrol said it was pursuing a suspected DUI driver when it pitted the vehicle, causing the crash and blocking multiple I-90 lanes in Issaquah. The collision on westbound I-90, just east of SR 900 near milepost 15, blocked the HOV lane and three...
Snowflake Lane in Bellevue Square brings nostalgia and new memories in 21st year
BELLEVUE, Wash. — Bellevue Square has officially transformed into a winter wonderland for the next month, as the city launched the opening night of its annual Snowflake Lane parade. The parade is held every night starting at 7 p.m. sharp and lasts for 25 minutes, between NE 4th Street...
Christmas Ships Festival Returns to Lake Union: Key Dates and Viewing Spots for Local...
The annual Christmas Ships Festival will take place on Seattle’s Lake Union from November 28 to December 23, 2025. The event features a parade of decorated boats. The public can view the boats from several locations, including Evanston Plaza in Fremont on December 12 and Ivar’s Salmon House and Gas Works Park on...
Seattle passes 70% college grads for first time
Seattle just crossed a remarkable demographic threshold, and it's likely a first for any major U.S. city: More than 70% of Seattle residents age 25 and older have a bachelor’s degree or higher. According to newly released 2024 data from the U.S. Census Bureau, around 416,000 Seattle residents 25...
Concerns Rise for the Well-being of Bellevue’s Iconic Duck Lady
There has been a noticeable absence in the Bellevue community recently. The beloved 'Bellevue Duck Lady', a well-known figure often seen with her cart near the downtown park, has not been spotted for several months. This has sparked concern among locals who are wondering about her well-being.
Seattle’s Bite Event Prioritizes Non-Local Vendors Over Local Ones – Consider Supporting Other Local...
The Bite of Seattle, a popular food event, has recently come under fire for allegedly favoring non-local food vendors and exploiting its vendors. The event was recently purchased by a California-based tech company, which has been accused of making significant changes to the event's structure. The company is said to...

















