BBB warns Western Washington homeowners to beware storm chasers after wind damage
SEATTLE — After several rounds of wet and windy weather in Western Washington over the past week — including a windstorm that brought down trees and power lines and caused property damage in parts of the region — the Better Business Bureau is warning homeowners to be on alert for “storm chasers” offering repair service
‘Everything’s expensive’: Gee and Ursula discuss whether Seattle’s minimum wage increase will ease financial...
Seattle’s minimum wage will rise to $22.14 an hour on January 1, 2027, an increase of 84 cents from the current rate. The annual adjustment is tied to inflation in the Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue area. Discussing the increase during “The Gee and Ursula Show” on KIRO Newsradio, co-host Gee Scott questioned...
Woman Tells Deputies They “Shouldn’t Have Pursued” Her After Deadly Stolen-Truck Chase
A police bodycam video circulating online is bringing renewed attention to a deadly 2024 pursuit in Washington that ended with an innocent passenger killed and two other people seriously injured. The Sept. 7, 2024, incident ... Read more
USC Defense Hit With Wave of Mixed Emotions For Performance Against Washington
The No. 18 USC Trojans' defense had several miscues against the Huskies, but managed to stop them on their final drive.
From the beloved Seattle chef behind Local Tide, GoodMart is a new Japanese-inspired seafood...
If you love Local Tide, there’s a newly-opened seafood spot in Ballard that is worth the hype. GoodMart, the latest venture from Seattle chef Victor Steinbrueck, is now in its soft-opening phase on Ballard Ave. The 40-seat cafe is part seafood market, part deli, and part casual lunch-and-dinner destination, with Japane
Leading Real Estate Broker in Seattle, WA, Shares Strategic Tips for Sellers Navigating Today’s...
SEATTLE, WA – October 02, 2026 – With more homes coming onto the market than in recent years, sellers across the Seattle area are facing a new kind of competition — one where preparation matters more than ever. Doron Weisbarth, founder of Weisbarth & Associates, says the sellers who succeed today are the ones who treat
Court Order Opens Path to Frozen Retirement Funds for Aerospace Workers
SEATTLE — Former employees of a defunct Washington aerospace company are a step closer to accessing retirement savings frozen since the business closed in 2023. A federal court has appointed an independent fiduciary to manage the Commercial Aircraft Interiors LLC 401(k) plan. AMI Benefit Plan Administrators will be abl
What happened to Seattle’s dinosaurs at the Pacific Science Center?
Dinosaurs defined the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous periods millions of years ago. They saw Pangea break apart, plants push out of the earth and the earliest birds and mammals come to life. Then, they defined four decades of growing up in Seattle. Generations of kids — most now grown-ups, and...
How will H.R. 1 impact SNAP and other benefits for Washingtonians?
Under Senate Bill HR 1, as of October 1, more than 100,000 Washington residents may no longer be eligible for government healthcare upon reenrollment.
Three Things We Learned as USC Trojans Escape Against Washington
The USC Trojans overcame an 11-point second-half deficit to defeat Washington at home.

















