Seattle Doctors Sound Alarm as Potent Pot Sends More Patients to ER
Seattle — Cannabis may be legal in Washington, but clinicians say the health fallout landing in exam rooms and emergency departments is getting harder to ignore. A new University of Washington survey of doctors, nurses and other providers across the state finds many are seeing a steady stream of serious cannabis-related problems and feel they are playing catch-up on how to handle them...
SPD searching for suspects tied to downtown Seattle burglary, offers $2,000 reward
The Seattle Police Department (SPD) and Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound are asking the public for help identifying two men who broke into the Watermark Tower in downtown Seattle. The burglary occurred early in the morning of March 9 and was caught on surveillance video as the two men moved...
Seattle Commuters Notice Massive Morning Shifts Amid Major Ongoing Microsoft Business Developments
As dawn breaks over the Puget Sound region a subtle transformation has become evident to those who travel through Bellevue Downtown Station each morning. Longtime residents and daily commuters alike have observed what can only be described as massive morning shifts in the flow of people and the atmosphere surrounding them. Where once a uniform […] The post Seattle Commuters Notice Massive Morning Shifts Amid...
Lynnwood Bin store Re-Grand Opening today: Find your bargain deal at Cheaper by the...
LYNNWOOD — Shoppers looking for big bargains and an exciting experience are invited to Cheaper by the Day’s grand re-opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony today as the popular Lynnwood bin store unveils its major expansion into CBTD 2.0 Marketplace. The high-energy event begins at 10 a.m. Saturday, April 18,...
Help Seattle police find woman missing since April 1
A Missing Indigenous Person Alert (MIPA) has been issued for a woman last seen in Seattle earlier this month.
Seattle Sinking Ship parking garage closes following unsolved murder
SEATTLE - Seattle's Sinking Ship Parking Garage, a historical and controversial location, has closed following multiple scenes of violence – however businesses say the closure is hurting them. A fence now surrounds the entire multi-level structure. While the garage is an architectural staple of the neighborhood, it has recently...
State clears Edmonds officials of illegal advocacy in failed $14.5M property tax levy
Will you chip in to support our nonprofit newsroom with a donation today? Yes, I want to support My Edmonds News!. The Washington State Public Disclosure Commission (PDC) has dismissed the complaint filed last September by Edmonds resident Lee Reeves alleging the City violated state law when presenting information about a proposed $14.5 million levy lid lift.
Decades after murder, Christopher ‘Major’ Tyler’s sisters seek answers in their brother’s unsolved case
SEATTLE — Nearly four decades after the killing of Christopher “Major” Tyler, his family is still searching for answers. On a cold February morning in 1988, the body of Tyler, 21, was found along Mountain View Drive South in Seattle's Beacon Hill Neighborhood. He had been shot. Authorities say his body had been left on the roadside.
Twin 7-Eleven Stickups Jolt West Seattle Overnight
Two neighborhood convenience stores, two holdups, one tense morning in West Seattle. Police rushed to the 7-Eleven at 16th Avenue SW and SW Holden in Highland Park early Friday after a reported armed robbery, fanning out through nearby streets while the store clerk, badly shaken but not physically hurt, stayed behind with officers. Moments later, dispatchers logged a second holdup at another West...
Decades-Old Gun Case Lands Bremerton Dad Back In ICE Detention
A Bremerton father who has lived in the United States since childhood went in for what was supposed to be a routine check-in with immigration authorities in Seattle on March 11. Instead, his family says, he was cuffed and taken away. Buonpone Morisath, who immigrated from Laos as a child...

















