14 Of The Oldest Bakeries In Washington That Still Get Their Pastries Right
When I think about it, I’ve never met a carbohydrate I didn’t like, but there is something truly spiritual about a pastry that has survived for decades. While modern cafes are busy chasing the latest neon-colored drink trends, there’s a quiet magic in the places that haven’t changed their recipes since before I was bor
Seattle’s most infamous parking garage sits atop forgotten landmark
World Cup crowds: FIFA World Cup watch parties in Occidental Square are drawing thousands of visitors, helping locals rediscover Seattle's oldest neighborhood. Historic roots: The pedestrian plaza is named after the grand Occidental Hotel, which once stood where the "Sinking Ship" parking garage is today. Preservation
The Seattle landmark that’s now an infamous parking garage
Seattle's historic Pioneer Square neighborhood was almost wiped off the map for parking lots. FOX 13's Lauren Donovan explains how one of Seattle's greatest eye-sores accidentally saved the city's historic soul.
These were the five biggest Washington towns 150 years ago
From its 1853 roots, Washington Territory evolved with Walla Walla as a gold rush hub, while Seattle and Spokane's growth reshaped the landscape into the cities we know today.
Seattle’s new north waterfront trail has mountain views, beach access and coffee
The new north end of Seattle's waterfront brings together some of the best aspects of the city: mountain views, beach access, sea air — and now, a cool place to sit and have coffee. Why it matters: The upgraded route through Myrtle Edwards and Centennial parks extends the city's waterfront improvements farther north, o
Security guard at Kent clinic died by homicide
The death of a Kent health clinic security guard who died after an altercation in January was found to be homicide. Samson Muhammed, 62, of Tacoma, died May 12 of complications of blunt force head trauma he suffered Jan. 9 at a HealthPoint clinic in Kent, according to the King County medical examiner's office.
Seattle residents say they are in ‘survival mode,’ selling homes as high prices squeeze...
A Microsoft employee's family is selling a Seattle home and downsizing as groceries, gas, insurance and housing costs surge amid record local inflation.
Seattle’s Only Braille Library Springs Back To Life With Walk-In Comeback
After almost a year of locked doors and voicemail menus, the Washington Talking Book & Braille Library is finally letting people back inside. The Seattle facility - the only braille library in Washington - reopened for walk-in service on June 22, 2026, restoring in-person access to audiobooks and braille materials for
Burien Police arrest underage driver for DUI after hit-and-run, rollover crash
An underage driver was arrested Saturday, July 11 in Burien after deputies said a hit-and-run involving parked vehicles was followed minutes later by a nearby rollover crash. Deputies were dispatched around 10 a.m. Saturday to a reported hit-and-run involving parked vehicles, according to the Burien Police Department.
Chili’s Is Buying Fans Plane Tickets to Reach Its New Sea-Tac Airport Location
For years, Seattle-area fans flooded Chili's social channels, inboxes, and comment sections with a single recurring question: when are you coming back? Thousands of requests later, the answer arrived. The new Sea-Tac location brings fan favorites like the Triple Dipper® and Presidente® Margaritas back to a market that

















