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Kirkland police say detectives have hauled in a suspect they believe was running a months-long regional organized retail theft operation that cleaned out hundreds of thousands of dollars in perfume and other merchandise. The arrest followed a search warrant at a Kent residence and the discovery of a large stash of prod

An Oregon man faces ten counts after allegedly catching and wrestling legally protected sharks in Pierce County.

A growing number of cities in our state are facing budget deficits.

David Rose published a story about a well-known and well-liked Lake City man who was last seen leaving his apartment building at 5:45pm on July 6, 2026. Diangelo McKinney is described as 6 feet tall and about 150 pounds. He was last seen wearing a yellow t-shirt with the word “Chelsea” on it and white slippers with smi

SEATTLE — A Seattle delivery driver says a split-second decision during a routine stop cost her everything. Lindsey Medema, a third-party delivery contractor for Amazon, is now without a vehicle — and without a job — after her SUV was stolen in Columbia City early July 19.

In the Pacific Northwest where retirement often brings unexpected quiet a circle of neighbors decided to reclaim their evenings through food and dialogue. What started as informal invitations soon evolved into the Bellevue Senior Supper Club an event that now draws participants from across the eastside and has earned a

And in Pacific NW Magazine of the printed Times on July 26, 2026. Seattle family witnesses – and believes – a hoax encounter of the 1948 kind. On a midsummer evening in 1948, the Rev. Lewis Randal drove north with his family along Highway 99 after Sunday church.

Noah held the top baby name spot for years. Then a raccoon from Ballard showed up with short spine syndrome and completely reshuffled the list.

A University of Washington report says federal immigration agents have continued accessing Washington driver records through a law enforcement database despite state restrictions. Researchers say they confirmed 58 immigration arrests tied to those database searches, while state officials say they are reviewing ways to

SAMMAMISH, Wash. — On sunny summer days, Lake Sammamish fills with swimmers, paddleboarders and families looking to cool off. For Detective Matthew Martin, those same crowds can be deceiving. Martin is one of the divers who responds when someone goes missing underwater in King County, as part of the King County Sheriff