VIDEO: Suspect attacks King County bus with machete, pleads not guilty
The man accused of attacking a King County Metro bus with a machete last week pleaded not guilty. Daniel Couch tried to board a bus near 4th Avenue South and Jackson Street in the Chinatown International District last Thursday, but the driver didn’t let him on, saying he recognized Couch from a previous incident and wa
Transient killer whales are showing up more often in Washington waters
The findings of a University of Washington study, based on decades of orca reports, show the transient whales are sharing habitat more with endangered southern residents.
Family of woman killed in 2023 Belltown shooting sues King County homelessness agency, claiming...
The family of a woman and her unborn child who were killed in a shooting in Belltown in 2023 is suing the King County Regional Homelessness Authority (KCRHA). Sung Kwon and his wife, Eina Kwon, were sitting in their car at a stoplight in Belltown when Cordell Goosby walked up and fired into the passenger seat, killing
Accused West Seattle Bridge Copper Wire Thief Skips Court After Judge Released Him Despite...
A man accused of posing as a Seattle City Light employee while stealing hundreds of feet of copper wire from the West Seattle Bridge is once again wanted by the courts after failing to appear for his arraignment, just days after a judge released him without posting bail despite a lengthy history of failing to show up i
Mayor Katie Wilson at Six Months In: “Incredibly Proud of What We’re Accomplishing”
The mayor talks about her shelter plan, encampment sweeps, why news vouchers aren’t happening this year, and more. PubliCola sat down this week with Mayor Katie Wilson to talk about how her agenda is going at six months in, what she’s learned from the setbacks and conflicts she’s encountered (like early, still-reverber
Annual celebrity golf tournament drives record support for Boys & Girls Club
CHELAN — The Lake Chelan Valley Boys & Girls Club's second annual UW/WSU Celebrity Golf Tournament raised a record amount of support for youth programs during an event held June 25 at Bear Mountain Ranch Golf Course. The tournament brought together former University of Washington and Washington State University...
Seattle church complex includes 87 affordable homes
A proposed church and housing complex in Seattle is on its way to completion if the city approves a final plan, according to an article by Larson McDonagh for FāVS News. As McDonagh explains, "El Centro de la Raza, an advocacy program dedicated to Seattle’s Latino community, has completed construction of the Four Amigo
Sound Transit light rail suspended between Northgate and Judkins Park stations
Light rail service has been suspended in Seattle between the Northgate, Stadium, and Judkins Park stations.
Hat ‘n’ Boots: Seattle’s Roadside Icon
Saving roadside-attraction Americana for visitors to Seattle’s Georgetown neighborhood. written by Joni Kabana | photography by Will Austin. Tucked into the quirky neighborhood of George-town in Seattle stands one of Washington’s most-beloved roadside icons: Hat ’n’ Boots. Bright, bold and unmistakably Western, this ov
Seattle police search for stabbing suspect in U District
SEATTLE - Seattle police are actively searching for a stabbing suspect in the University District. The stabbing occurred around 7 p.m. Wednesday near Northeast 47th Street, in the alleyway between Brooklyn Avenue Northeast and University Way Northeast. Police said a 39-year-old man was stabbed in the back and taken to.

















