78-Year-Old With Alzheimer’s Vanishes Near Greenwood, Chihuahua In Tow
A 78-year-old woman with Alzheimer's disease was last seen walking on foot near 600 NW 85th Street in Seattle's Greenwood neighborhood around 2:30 p.m. Monday, and she may be accompanied by a small chihuahua. Police say she was heading in an unknown direction and are asking anyone who spots her to call 911 immediately.
Defense contractor pulls out of Seattle shipyard, but not the city
In recent months a notable shift has unfolded along the waterways of Seattle as a prominent defense firm has chosen to step away from a longstanding industrial location. This development follows the termination of a key naval initiative that once promised substantial activity at the site. Observers note that while the
Seattle-area electric bills are headed higher
Seattle-area customers are entering an era of steep power rate hikes, and there's little sign the pressures behind them are going away. Why it matters: Electricity is becoming even more critical and costly as the city and state push to electrify transportation and buildings , while power-hungry data centers add new dem
Man who escaped May 30 pursuit near Ellensburg arrested in Seattle
UPDATE: August 25 at 7:55 p.m. A month after fleeing across the Yakima River on foot following a stolen vehicle pursuit on Interstate 90, Jose Cortez Aguayo, 20, is now behind bars, Kittitas County Sheriff’s Office said in a release. Detectives said Seattle Police arrested him during an undercover...
Normandy Park neighbors mourn death of 8 family members with Seattle-area ties murdered in...
Neighbors in Normandy Park are mourning the eight victims killed in a mass family killing in Montana over the weekend. The family had ties to Seattle and surrounding areas.
T-Mobile to Lay Off 77 Workers Across Washington, Including in Bellevue
T-Mobile will permanently lay off 77 employees at locations across Washington, including Bellevue, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) posted Wednesday, August 26, by the Washington State Employment Security Department. Separations are expected to begin September 21, 2026. The notice, fi
Reckless driving leads to high-speed police chase in Tukwila
A Tukwila officer was led on high-speed police chase last night, Monday, Aug. 24.
Bon Appétit just named this Seattle spot among America’s 19 best new restaurants of...
Seattle’s dining scene has earned another national nod, with The Wayland Mill landing on Bon Appétit’s list of the 19 best new restaurants in America for 2026. The annual list celebrates restaurants that opened between March 2025 and March 2026 and stand out for what the magazine describes as “bold visions and fearless
Dick’s-A-Thon returns to Seattle
The Dick's-A-Thon is taking runners and walkers around Seattle, stopping at five Dick's Drive-In locations on the way.
Proposed municipalization effort in Kitsap, Wash., could put customers at risk, says PSE
A decision in Washington State by Kitsap Public Utility District (PUD) commissioners to ask voters whether the district should be authorized to provide electric service… The post Proposed municipalization effort in Kitsap, Wash., could put customers at risk, says PSE appeared first on Daily Energy Insider .

















