South Seattle Standoff Stabbing Suspect Holes Up After Face-Slash Attack
A South Seattle block turned tense Tuesday after a stabbing on the 6100 block of 4th Avenue South left one person with a wound to the face, according to police. The victim was taken to a hospital with injuries described as non-life-threatening, while officers swarmed the area, set up a perimeter and focused on an apart
Search underway for vulnerable adult in Kent area
The Kent Police Department is asking for help finding a missing man with autism – who hasn’t been seen in several days.
The Old-School Pizza Joint That Only Washingtonians Will Remember
This beloved old-school pizza spot left a lasting mark on Seattle locals, becoming a nostalgic favorite generations still talk about even though it is closed.
Bothell officer fires at car after weapon pointed outside 7-Eleven, deputies say
BOTHELL, Wash. — A Bothell police officer fired multiple rounds at a car outside a 7-Eleven early Tuesday after someone inside pointed a weapon at the officer, according to the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office. The officer was not injured. The sheriff's office said the incident began after midnight when...
Neighbors along Seattle’s Aurora Avenue grapple with 4 shootings in 72 hours
SEATTLE - Neighbors near 97th and Aurora say there have been four shootings in less than 72 hours, all just within one city block. The latest shooting was caught on camera early Monday morning, with around 20 or more shots fired. Neighbors say the shootout early this morning, caught by...
Seattle City Council to vote on temporary expansion of homeless shelter capacity
SEATTLE — Seattle could soon see larger homeless shelters and tiny home villages as city leaders move to temporarily expand capacity to meet demand and make use of available public land. The Seattle City Council is expected to vote on legislation that would increase the number of people allowed...
Puget Sound area could see -4 tides Monday
SEATTLE — Western Washington is experiencing low tides this week, allowing residents a chance to see Puget Sound marine life that is often hidden from view. Tides along coastal areas will dip to -3 to -4 feet below typical levels through Wednesday, according to predictions by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Admini
Washington state monitoring two separate hantavirus situations
TUMWATER, WA (MyBellinghamNow.com) – The state is investigating two separate hantavirus developments, though the risk to the public remains very low. The Washington Department of Health said the investigations involve two different virus strains in two separate events. The Chelan-Douglas Health District has reported th
Newest Polar Icebreaker Returns to Seattle
MAY 18, 2026 — The crew of the U.S. Coast Guard’s newest polar icebreaker, the USCGC Storis (WAGB 21), returned to their temporary Seattle home port Monday after a 36-day deployment to the Bering Sea. The patrol focused on advancing operational readiness, strengthening interoperability with other military assets...
Bullet pierced a Greenwood home, inches from where baby was sleeping
A home in Seattle’s Greenwood neighborhood was struck by gunfire on Saturday, with bullets landing mere inches from where a six-week-old baby was sleeping. Neighbors report an increase in gun violence, claiming four shooting incidents in the past 72 hours, two of which police have confirmed. The incident Saturday...
