Listen to terrified window washers’ 911 call after they got stuck outside skyscraper’s 39th...
Two technicians were cleaning windows from the 39th floor of the Amazon Sonic building in Bellevue, Washington, near Seattle, around 4.45pm on Friday when the wind picked up to dangerous speeds.
Dog attack on Sounder train 2 weeks after pet policy change
Sound Transit recently updated its pet policy, allowing dogs on trains and buses, as long as they are on a short leash. The changes took effect Oct. 28. Earlier this week, a dog got loose from its owner on a Sounder train and attacked a service dog on the train. Details of the attack haven’t been released, but it was intense enough that a Sound Transit employee had to get between the two dogs to separate them.
Largest Costco gas station now open in WA
Costco’s largest gas station is now open in Issaquah. With 50 fueling positions, the expanded station gives drivers more room to fill up. Costco made the announcement in an Instagram post on Friday. “Dang! I wish the Issaquah gas station was just bigger,” a Costco employee said in the...
‘The wind is hitting us hard’: 911 audio details window washers’ rescue 500 feet...
Newly released 911 audio captures a terrifying moment more than 500 feet above Bellevue as two window washers were trapped on a scaffold on the 32nd floor when the wind picked up last Friday. “The wind is hitting us hard, and we are holding on, but we need to get...
ICE officers accused of ‘picking people off like serial killers’ — Washington union leader...
A Washington union leader accused ICE officers of 'picking people off like serial killers.' BY: MEGA A Washington state union leader has accused Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers of targeting immigrant farmworkers with tactics resembling those of “serial killers,” claiming families often discover their loved ones have disappeared only after finding their vehicles abandoned along rural roads. The disturbing patterns of ICE Elizabeth Strater, national vice president of the United.
EXCLUSIVE: Washington AG Nick Brown’s home broken into, suspect released despite police objections
A former staffer for a consultant on Brown’s campaign was arrested at the scene. Washington Attorney General Nick Brown’s own home became a Seattle crime scene when a former campaign consultant’s staffer allegedly broke in. Police arrested her and objected to her release, citing escalating behavior, but she was released from jail the following evening.
Organizer cancels Krampus event in Bremerton, WA indefinitely over several concerns
Organizer Eric Morley has indefinitely canceled the 2026 Krampusnacht Bremerton festival, originally scheduled for Dec. 5, citing safety threats and financial losses. He said the controversy began in May after community members raised concerns about an attendee's "Black Sun" tattoo, a symbol associated with Nazi and white supremacist ideology, leading to internal disputes, online leaks and sponsor withdrawals.
Jimi Hendrix Becomes First Musician Picked for Washington’s U.S. Mint Coin
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson has chosen Jimi Hendrix as the state's submission to the U.S. Mint's American Innovation $1 Coin Program, with the coin scheduled for release in 2029. The Seattle-born guitarist beat out four other finalists picked by a state advisory committee, marking what coverage describes as the first time a musician has been selected for the nationwide coin series.
Simon to buy prominent Seattle shopping center
The company that owns Columbia Center mall in Kennewick is about to expand its portfolio with another notable retail property in the state. Simon Property Group recently announced its intent to purchase the University Village shopping center in Seattle, according to Washington Retail. Terms of the deal haven’t been disclosed by Simon said it intends to close on the purchase by the end of 2026.
Family’s eviction from Bremerton’s marina raises fear among liveaboards
BREMERTON — Retirement looks different for Tom and Jerri Bagley. While they do live on a boat — a Bayliner that stretches 50-feet and bobs in its slip along dock B of the Bremerton Marina — the couple keeps busy raising their two grandchildren. Weekday mornings are spent driving the kids to Kitsap Lake Elementary, where the two receive specialized care and counseling for their behavioral health needs. Once Tom brings them home, it’s time for homework in the vessel's cozy shared room, known as a

















