Carnation man previously missing likely died of hypothermia
Donald Hailstone, 75, of Carnation likely died of environmental hypothermia after going missing in February, according to the King County Medical Examiner’s Office. Hailstone was listed in the examiner’s April 20 decedents list. The report said his death occurred Feb. 13 and was an accident. The King County Sheriff’s Office found Hailstone on April 18, according to a spokesperson.
Man charged with murder in Belltown robbery turned homicide
The King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office says a 27-year-old man has been charged with murder after a man was killed during a robbery on April 9.
Burien Police recover stolen vehicle, arrest driver after early morning traffic stop
A stolen vehicle was recovered and a suspect arrested early Tuesday morning after a traffic stop in Burien, according to the Burien Police Department. A deputy observed a vehicle around 2 a.m. near SW 146th Street and First Ave South that was operating without proper licensing and failed to signal, police said. After closing the distance, the deputy noticed the vehicle displayed a trip...
‘An expensive coffin’: Andrea Suarez criticizes Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson’s 1K tiny homes plan
As the World Cup in Seattle draws near, Mayor Katie Wilson said she wants to build 500 tiny homes for the city’s homeless population by June 15, and 1,000 total by the end of the year. Andrea Suarez, the executive director of We Heart Seattle, speaking on “The John...
‘Creating conditions of anti-Asian violence’: Massage parlor group accuses Bothell police of harassment after...
An organization representing Asian massage parlor workers is speaking out about a series of raids conducted in five Bothell-area parlors last week. The Massage Parlor Organizing Project (MPOP) said the raids are nothing more than Asian harassment. Bothell police shut down five massage parlors in downtown Bothell following citizen complaints...
Wiener Wars: Rogue Dog Carts Swamp Seattle Stadium Row
On big game and concert nights in Seattle, the sidewalks around the stadiums are starting to look less like a casual snack stop and more like a full‑blown, unlicensed food court. What used to be the occasional informal hot‑dog seller has turned into long lines of red pushcarts and pop‑up tents outside Lumen Field and T‑Mobile Park. Neighbors, permitted vendors...
Seattle pauses plate reader surveillance
Police departments across Washington are figuring out how to move forward after the state set new limits on license plate readers last month, with some hitting pause as they decide how — or whether — to turn them back on. Why it matters: The cameras can track where...
‘Do not respond’: Kitsap County warns of fraudulent emails impersonating purchasing manager
The Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents and vendors: “Do not respond.”. The county has identified fraudulent email activity involving an impersonation of its purchasing manager. “Scammers are sending messages from the email address [email protected] and often include fake documents that appear legitimate,” the Kitsap County Sheriff’s...
“Mystery Hill” by Sonya Schneider
Sonya Schneider’s poems can be found or are forthcoming in American Poetry Journal, Chicago Quarterly Review, The Penn Review, Potomac Review, Raleigh Review, Rattle, Salamander, Tar River Poetry, and elsewhere. Her work has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize, and she’s been a finalist for the Laux & Millar Poetry Prize and twice for the Patricia Cleary Miller Award for Poetry. A graduate of Stanford...
Houston TX Hot Chicken opens in Seattle
We are turning up the heat on Studio 13 Live. Houston TX Hot Chicken recently opened its first location in Seattle.

















