‘She didn’t deserve to die’: Grief swells over weekend shooting
A bereaved mother mourns the loss of a victim of Saturday's shooting in Pioneer Square.
Ferry crew praised for swift kayak rescue on Puget Sound
SEATTLE — A kayaker is safe and a Washington State Ferries crew is being praised after a mid-route rescue in Puget Sound Sunday. Andrew Palmer was on the Walla Walla ferry serving the Seattle-Bremerton route when he and other passengers spotted someone in distress who was "splashing pretty violently."
BEACH Club Works to Remodel School Decorations
Since Spring of last year the Building Equity And Challenging Hate Club has collaborated with school administration to replace some of the tiles around the outside of the school with symbols that people have complained resemble swastikas [is this good?]. BEACH Club’s work involves collaborating with the Building...
Scenes from the 17th of May Parade in Ballard
Saturday was the annual 17th of May Parade in Ballard. Rain didn’t keep the crowds away—thousands lined the streets for the parade. If you missed it, here’s a video of the parade by Apachewolf:. Photo: Still image from 17th of May Ballard Parade 2025 on YouTube by...
WEST SEATTLE CRIME WATCH: Early morning hit-run west of The Junction
That’s a reader photo of a damaged vehicle that several people have asked about today, along SW Alaska near 47th. Here’s what we have learned so far: Police were dispatched around 5:30 am to a report that this car, parked and unoccupied, had been hit by a driver in a white car who then “ran away” from the scene. A...
MISSING: Have you seen Muse Sugulle? Police say he’s been missing since May 17
Tukwila Police said that Muse Sugulle has been reported missing and was last seen May 17, 2025 at around 5:30 p.m. in the vicinity of Military Road S. and S. 146th Street (map below). Police said that Sugulle is approximately 6’ tall, 165lbs and is missing several of his front...
Drought Grips Seattle, America’s Wettest City
Douglas McIntyre, Editor-in-Chief at Climate Crisis 24/7, reports that Seattle—long considered the rainiest major city in the U.S.—is now experiencing severe drought. This surprising shift highlights a growing trend called climate whipsawing, where cities experience sudden and extreme shifts between weather extremes....
Seattle weather: Wet start on Monday morning
Winds will also be gusty on Monday as the front passes through and will stay gusty into the afternoon.
Jackson Carroll: Memorial service May 31 at Shorewood High School
Service begins at 1:00 PM, with a reception to follow. Come as you are and bring your heart as we celebrate Jackson’s life. Jackson Carroll grew up in Edmonds and began his education at Sherwood Elementary, attending kindergarten and first grade there before joining the Shoreline School District in second grade at...
Seattle law cracking down on clubs now in effect
Three people were shot to death and a fourth was seriously wounded early Saturday morning in Pioneer Square, according to the Seattle Police Department (SPD). KIRO Newsradio’s Luke Ducey joined Manda Factor and Charlie Harger on “Seattle’s Morning News” to explain how new legislation could curb gun violence.