Goodbye Sacro Bosco, Hello Stacked, and More Restaurant News
HUNGRY FOR NEWS? Welcome to our Friday Feed, where we run through all the local food and restaurant news this month—and maybe help you figure out where to eat this weekend. Two extremely popular suburban restaurants have opened the doors to much-anticipated Seattle locations this month. Tendon Kohaku, the Singapore-bas
Owner of 2 Kent Chevron stations penalized for safety violations
The state Department of Ecology issued two penalties totaling more than $42,000 to the owner of two Kent Chevron gas stations for repeated violations of state and federal laws regulating underground storage tanks. The stations are Kangley Chevron, 26220 116th Ave. SE and Central Chevron, 1208 Central Ave. N., according
Jake: Seattle has a Bellevue problem
You know that feeling when you’re standing next to someone way better-looking in a photo? That painful comparison you can’t escape? Seattle is living that right now — and Bellevue is the attractive friend. Even Mayor Katie Wilson sees it. She recently admitted she thinks “it’s a...
Downtown Seattle Timber Tower Dream Crumbles At Ross Corner
A plan for a striking 21-story mass-timber tower at Pike Street and Third Avenue has quietly fallen apart, leaving one of downtown Seattle’s most visible corners back in limbo. Developers withdrew their application on Friday for the project that would have replaced the former Ross Dress for Less store...
Podcast: Black Seattle Police Officers Allege Years Of Racial Harassment In Recent Lawsuit
New legal claims filed by veteran Black Seattle police officers Michael Griffin and Corey Foy are raising renewed questions about workplace culture, accountability, and racial discrimination within the Seattle Police Department. Filed in King County Superior Court by Attorney James Bible, these claims detail allegation
Fourth King County resident possibly connected to hantavirus outbreak, health officials say
Public health officials in King County say a fourth person is being monitored for the Andes-type hantavirus linked to the outbreak from the MV Hondius cruise ship.
Man hides in store overnight to steal from Fremont business
Employees at a local Seattle small business are terrified after their surveillance system captured a man rummaging through the store overnight, and spent the whole night alone in the shop.
Hantavirus reported in Chelan County, WA, unrelated to cruise ship outbreak
Health officials in Chelan County confirmed a case of the "Sin Nombre" hantavirus strain, which is spread from rodents to humans and is unrelated to the earlier cruise ship outbreak. Unlike the "Andes" strain found on the cruise ship, this version is not transmissible between humans, though the family of...
South Seattle shooting prompts calls to remove unauthorized encampments
SEATTLE — A fatal shooting at a south Seattle homeless encampment has prompted neighbors to ask the city to pick up the pace in dealing with public safety issues around the Mount Baker transit station. On May 7, 35-year-old McKenzie Miracle was found dead in a tent near Chesty...
New Boeing Field VFR Routes Live for World Cup Soccer Traffic
Seattle airport implements visual arrival and departure procedures to balance safety, noise, and anticipated congestion.

















