These 8 Washington Oyster Bars Shuck Briny Bivalves Straight From The Cold Puget Sound
Washington is oyster country, and the cold, clean waters of Puget Sound help grow some of the best bivalves you can slurp anywhere. From tiny Olympia oysters no bigger than a coin to big, meaty Pacifics, the state has raw bars, tasting rooms, and no-frills shacks that serve them fresh.
5 Crazy Themed Restaurants in Bellevue, Washington that are Worth Going Out of Your...
Bellevue, Washington — a city of glass towers and green canopies, where the mountains stand sentinel and the lakes catch the sky. Here, tech visionaries and artists, families and dreamers, all find their place in a patchwork of neighborhoods that hum with possibility. The air is tinged with the scent of cedar and espre
12 Hole-In-The-Wall Pizzerias In Washington That Feel Like Secret Pizza Gold
I have learned that the best pizza places rarely need fancy signs or giant dining rooms. Sometimes all you need is a hot pie, a paper plate, and a table that has clearly seen some things. Washington is full of little pizzerias that look easy to overlook until the first...
King County deputies investigate domestic disturbance near Kent; 1 hospitalized
SEATTLE — King County sheriff’s deputies were investigating a reported domestic disturbance Saturday at a residence in the 23000 block of 156 Avenue Southeast. Deputies were dispatched at about 12:20 p.m. Saturday, according to preliminary information released while the scene remained active. Deputies arrived and secur
USS Lincoln, now headed home from Middle East, like coming to PSNS
Naval Base Kitsap will likely become home to the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier (CVN 72), the ship that's made national news in recent weeks for an extended deployment in the Middle East and is now sailing for San Diego. And a new, large dry dock facility will be under construction at the Bremerton shipyard while
‘The price of a burrito’: KIRO hosts say Seattle’s meager fine won’t stop Lime...
A third Lime scooter takeover is planned for Saturday night in Seattle, with hundreds of riders expected to meet near the Pioneer Square Pergola on Yesler Way at 8 p.m., according to KUOW. The event follows two previous takeovers this month that flooded downtown streets with riders, most of them teens and young adults
Death at Richmond Beach Saltwater Park August 19, 2026
A reader reported Fire/Aid, heavy police activity, and the coroner at Richmond Beach Saltwater Park around 7:30pm on Wednesday, August 19, 2026. Sadly, they were responding to a suicide in the park. A 49 year old Shoreline woman had hung herself just inside the park entrance, by the artist cottage at 2021 NW 190th St,
New Orleans Won’t Stop Talking to Strangers — Seattle Barely Talks to Its Own...
Portland ranked second least chatty in the U.S. in a new survey, and Seattle wasn't far behind. The so-called Seattle Freeze has a name for a reason, with roots tied to Nordic culture and the tech boom.
Bevel Is Set to Become the Tallest Mass Timber Office Building in North America
When Waugh Thistleton Architects and Mithun sat down to design Bevel, the brief was as clear as it was ambitious: build an office tower in Bellevue, Washington, that challenges how North America thinks about commercial construction. The result is a 12-storey, 55-meter mass timber building developed by Skanska that, upo
Boeing union rejects contract offer, could go on strike in October
SEATTLE - Unionized engineers and technical workers have rejected Boeing's latest contract offer and voted to authorize a potential strike that could begin in October. Boeing employees represented by the Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace (SPEEA) voted down two proposed collective bargaining agr

















