Seattle WA

A family of eight was displaced from their home in Everett after a massive fire destroyed two homes over Fourth of July weekend.

A call about a kicked-in door in Port Orchard, Washington quickly evolved into a high-speed chase across two counties on Sunday night. It only ended after deputies were able to flatten a tire and spinning ... Read more

The forest also includes newer sections centered on more calorie-dense crops, such as chestnuts.

Can a breakfast spot really make vegetables feel like the fun friend who brought confetti? Should it?. In Washington, that answer comes with golden plates, bright flavors, and the kind of morning energy that makes coffee sit up straighter. Think dishes that prove breakfast can be playful without needing bacon...

KIRKLAND, Wash. — A new housing community for homeless adults is officially opening in Kirkland on Wednesday, drawing concern from some nearby neighbors and businesses because of its location near a school and two child care centers. The Health Through Housing (HTH) community, called Sheila Stanton Place, is on...

Washington's once-blazing weed market is cooling off, and growers around Seattle are watching their harvests stack up with nowhere to go. Prices are sliding, inventory is clogging farms and wholesale warehouses, and smaller operators without deep pockets or big storage space are getting squeezed. Some boutique growers

A 14-year-old boy was killed Monday evening after crashing a motorized electric bicycle while riding down a steep staircase at Seattle’s Colonnade Park, according to the Seattle Police Department (SPD). Investigators said the teenager was riding an e-bike on a staircase inside the park, located beneath I-5 near the...

SEATTLE - Two western Washington men have been indicted in a yearlong string of pharmacy burglaries, targeting prescription narcotics in the Puget Sound region. Koumssa Wakgira, 44, of Seattle, and Juston Young, 42, of Renton, are charged in a 24-count federal indictment with charges including:. Conspiracy to commit ph

Seattle cleaned up nice for the World Cup. Downtown looked good. Pioneer Square looked good. The stadium district looked good. Clean sidewalks. Usable public spaces. Visitors came from all over the world, and for a couple of weeks, Seattle remembered how to act like a city that wanted company. It...

This Seattle neighborhood lost business during the city's World Cup matches. Here's what community members plan to do before the next big event.