Search for elderly Burien man enters third day
Brian Leverentz was last seen at his home off SW Burien Street in Burien on July 1st. As of Saturday, he has not been seen or heard from for three days.
Body pulled from Union Bay near Husky Stadium
Seattle Fire crews pulled a body from Union Bay next to Husky Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
Woman shot and wounded near Des Moines park
SEATTLE — A woman in her 20s was injured in a shooting near Midway Park in Des Moines on Saturday afternoon, police said. Officers were dispatched at about 2:21 p.m. after receiving multiple 911 calls reporting a shooting near Midway Park in the 2100 block of 28th Avenue South, Des Moines police said.
How This OUTSTANDING Neighborhood Bakery Keeps People Coming Back in Seattle, WA
Seattle’s Dahlia Bakery is the kind of spot locals rave about, then jokingly warn you not to tell too many people about. Its draw starts with small-batch, baked-daily treats that feel handcrafted, not mass-produced. Regulars are especially devoted to the now-iconic Triple Coconut Cream Pie, a dessert people happily...
Police search for suspect after deadly Lake City shooting
SEATTLE — A man in his 20s was fatally shot Friday evening in Seattle's Lake City neighborhood, according to the Seattle Police Department. Officers responded about 8 p.m. to reports of a shooting in the 12000 block of 40th Avenue Northeast. When officers arrived, they found the victim lying...
Seattle Homeowners Could Get a New Way To Block Unwanted Real Estate Solicitations
Councilmember Dionne Foster introduces legislation to create a "Do Not Solicit List" for Seattle homeowners tired of unwanted real estate communications. Seattle homeowners who are tired of repeated calls, texts, and emails from real estate solicitors could soon have a new way to say no. Councilmember Dionne Foster has
15 Classic Diners Across Washington Where Breakfast Is Made the Old-Fashioned Way
Washington State is home to some of the most beloved classic diners in the Pacific Northwest, where breakfast traditions have been kept alive for generations. These establishments serve up more than just eggs and bacon—they offer a genuine taste of history, complete with vintage décor, friendly faces, and recipes passe
Volunteers gather for clean up Seattle’s ‘The Jungle’ homeless encampment
Volunteers from around the Sound spent their holiday cleaning a large homeless encampment in North Beacon Hill, sometimes referred to as the ‘jungle’
Man accused in killing of UW student Juniper Blessing found not competent
In a Seattle courtroom last week a judge issued a determination that has stirred conversation across the Pacific Northwest. The proceedings centered on a man facing charges in the death of a University of Washington student and ended with a finding that he lacks the ability to participate meaningfully in his own defens
Backyard Blowup: Illegal Fireworks Torch Seattle Home, Rattle Neighborhood
A backyard Fourth of July warmup in Seattle went sideways Friday when a stash of large, club-style fireworks set a neighbor's house on fire and sent a wave of 911 calls across the block from people convinced they were hearing gunshots. Seattle Fire Department crews quickly knocked down the blaze, and officials say no o

















