Health Department closes unpermitted pop-up food vendors in Shoreline
Public Health lists the reason(s) the food business was closed. Reasons for closure may be due to food code violations and failure to follow the permitting process. Depending on the type of closure, additional information may include the date the facility was shut down, whether the business has reopened, the date it re
This Massive Washington Flea Market Hides Deals So Cheap Locals Can’t Stop Talking About...
Some of the best shopping days in Washington start with zero expectations and end with a trunk full of surprises. Tucked along a busy highway sits a place where bargain hunters, treasure seekers, and casual browsers all cross paths under one roof. Word travels fast when the prices are this...
Fishermen’s Fall Festival returns to Fishermen’s Terminal Oct. 3
The Fishermen’s Fall Festival will return to Fishermen’s Terminal next month with boat tours, live music, seafood, and family activities. The annual festival celebrates the return of the North Pacific fishing fleet and aims to educate residents about Fishermen’s Terminal and Seattle’s commercial fishing industry. Proce
Hops & Crops festival returns to Kent’s Mary Olson Farm Saturday, Sept. 12
Kent’s Mary Olson Farm will host the Hops & Crops Music and Beer Festival from Noon to 6 p.m. this coming Saturday, Sept. 12, offering adults 21 and older six hours of beer, cider, mead, food and live music. The fundraiser festival will take place at Mary Olson Farm...
SAVE THE DATE: Free Fall Festival coming to Highline SeaTac Botanical Garden on Friday,...
A free Fall Festival featuring local products, community partners and activities for the whole family is scheduled for Friday, Sept. 25, at Highline SeaTac Botanical Garden. The community festival will run from 2 to 7 p.m. and is complimentary to attend. “Take time to wander the winding pathways through the...
Why Seattle Residents Trust This Small Workshop with Their Most Precious Jewelry
As Seattle families cherish the heirloom jewelry passed down through generations, one tiny studio stands out for its personal touch and impeccable craftsmanship. Nina Hartman, the founder of Seattle Jewelry Design and Repair, has been immersed in the world of jewelry her entire adult life. But it wasn’t always about re
‘I don’t care what the numbers say’: Gee challenges declining crime stats after deadly...
Three separate shootings in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood over the Labor Day weekend left three people dead and three others injured, and as of Tuesday, no arrests have been made. KIRO host Gee Scott and KIRO fill-in host Angela Poe Russell both pushed past the headlines to challenge how the...
Lynnwood cuts ribbon on Scriber Creek Trail Redevelopment Phase 3
LYNNWOOD—The City of Lynnwood cut the ribbon on the third phase of its Scriber Creek Trail Redevelopment Project on Tuesday, September 8, which makes critical upgrades to a 4,000-linear‑foot section of shared‑use path from the Lynnwood Transit Center to Wilcox Park. Phase 3 of the Scriber Creek...
Family of Seattle shooting victim says nobody would help him
A 21-year-old man is recovering after being shot three times during a confrontation near Seattle's Belltown neighborhood. Matthew Lanske survived life-threatening injuries and faces additional surgeries and months of recovery, his family says. His family is asking witnesses to come forward as police seek video and info
Public backlash prompts cities like Redmond and Auburn to reconsider Flock Safety cameras
In a twist, the $2 million spent on Flock Safety’s license plate cameras is under fire as vandalism prompts cities like Redmond to rethink their agreements amid rising public concern.
