Real estate agent who cut King County trees sells house for $6 million
In the quiet suburbs north of Seattle a local real estate agent found himself at the center of an environmental dispute after removing or harming more than one hundred forty trees on land he managed. The episode drew attention from county officials and neighbors alike before culminating in the King County tree cutting
Kenyan Man Missing in Tacoma, Washington – Appeal for Help
A Kenyan family in Washington State is urgently appealing for help in locating 23-year-old Kevin N. Kamau, who has been reported missing in Tacoma, Washington. Kevin was last seen alone at Tacoma Mall on Sunday, August 24, 2026, according to information shared by his family. Since then, his whereabouts have remained un
‘Who pays for that?’: Gee, Ursula back UW’s push to hold protesters accountable for...
The University of Washington (UW) is considering tougher rules for campus protests that would allow the school to discipline students not just for their own conduct but for property damage caused by other protesters at the same demonstration. The revisions follow a takeover of UW’s Interdisciplinary Engineering Buildin
Renowned Seattle Health Leader, 76, Vanishes From First Hill With Dementia
Seattle police are searching for Bobbie Berkowitz, a 76-year-old woman with advanced dementia who was last seen early Tuesday walking south on Terry Avenue from 900 University Street, possibly heading toward 1900 Alaskan Way on the downtown waterfront. She is described as 5 feet 5 inches tall, thin, with white hair, an
‘You’re the one footing the bill’: Jake, Spike split on whether teachers should be...
The cost of living in King County has pushed many public employees, including teachers, to commute from outside the communities they serve. That trend has fueled ongoing debates about public-sector compensation, housing affordability, and the gap between what taxpayers fund and what workers receive in return. Jake Skor
VIDEO: Teen wounded in North SeaTac Park shooting later said injury was self-inflicted
SeaTac Police deputies helped save a wounded 17-year-old boy after responding Aug. 12 to reports of a shooting at North SeaTac Park, according to SeaTac Police and the King County Sheriff’s Office. The 911 caller was the injured teen, who had a gunshot wound to his thigh and leg,...
DOJ attacks King County for release of Mexican citizen from jail
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Slog AM: A Private Detective is Hunting a Killer, the Bounty Hunters are Hunting...
Museum of History and Industry workers are unionizing: Workers at Seattle’s premier local history museum announced yesterday they intend to join the Communication Workers of America, citing “opacity in decision making and ineffective leadership from executive management, lack of benefits for part time and on-call worke
Gusty winds, rain expected in western Washington as fall-like storm arrives Wednesday
WESTERN WASHINGTON, Wash. — A fall-like storm is expected to bring gusty winds and rain to western Washington on Wednesday before conditions gradually ease heading into the Labor Day weekend. KOMO News Meteorologist George Waldenberger said an upper-level low-pressure system spinning over the Gulf of Alaska will move t
Rescuers revive drowning victim at Angle Lake Park after 17 minutes underwater
SEATAC, Wash. — Emergency crews pulled a person from Angle Lake after a reported drowning at the park on Tuesday afternoon, according to Puget Sound Fire. Puget Sound Fire said it and SeaTac police responded to the report and searched the lake before finding the victim. Firefighters and paramedics...

















