How Jason Rantz Became a Cable News Regular
"You're either naturally comfortable or you're not. And I'm lucky that I'm naturally comfortable in those positions. I'm open to it. Not everyone has the personality that wants to defend their positions ... I legitimately enjoy talking to people I disagree with." The post How Jason Rantz Became a Cable News Regular ap
Your neighborhood diner Huckleberry Square offers value and community
SPONSORED: These days, going out to eat can start to feel like financial planning homework. One burger+one drink+one appetizer…HOW much for the vegetarian option? Suddenly your budget took a hit […]
23 years of Moroccan feasts and a decade of French fine dining: Seattle loses...
Two Seattle restaurants that have been neighborhood staples for a combined 33 years are shutting their doors. Marrakesh in Belltown closed Wednesday after 23 years, while Copine in Ballard will close on Saturday. Marrakesh. Marrakesh is a Moroccan restaurant adorned with richly textured Moroccan rugs, ornate silver urn
Kent mail thief caught red-handed after detective watches him hit 17 mailboxes in a...
In Kent, a suspected mail thief is behind bars after a detective caught him red-handed stealing from neighborhood mailboxes. The arrest happened at approximately 8 a.m. last Saturday after the detective spotted a 24-year-old man opening mailbox after mailbox along a street. When confronted by the detective, the suspect
Harger: Watching Mayor Katie Wilson govern Seattle feels like a body-switching comedy. The reality...
I met Mayor Katie Wilson once before she was the mayor. Briefly interviewed her ahead of the primary in a race full of curious characters. I’ll admit it. I didn’t take her as seriously as I should. Nice person. The resume was thin. Multiple people in the primary had practical experience. At least Wilson didn’t accident
From Speeding To Serious Crimes, Ghost Cars Are A Growing Concern In Washington
A dramatic display in NYC as city officials crush illegal scooters, part of a larger effort led by Mayor Adams to combat over 100,000 ghost vehicles on city streets.
Construction impacts continue across Puget Sound during May 29-June 1 weekend
Will you chip in to support our nonprofit newsroom with a donation today? Yes, I want to support My Edmonds News!. Travelers across the greater Puget Sound region should prepare for a weekend of heavy congestion and longer travel times as another round of major construction closures takes place Friday, May 29 to Monday
SWAT Swarms Fauntleroy, Locks Down Busy Alaska Junction Block
Seattle's Alaska Junction got an unexpected dose of high drama Thursday afternoon when SWAT officers moved in on a building along Fauntleroy Way SW, shutting down parts of the busy corridor and nearby alleys while police focused on a spot just south of SW Alaska Street. Neighbors reported a heavy...
Jake: Bellevue just gave up its biggest advantage over Seattle
You know the scene in “The Office” where Michael Scott walks into the annex, sees Toby sitting there, and just loses it — “No! God! No, no, no!” It’s absurd. It’s over the top. It’s exactly how I feel about Bellevue’s new parking plan.
Man arrested in deadly Renton crash after years-long wait for evidence
RENTON, Wash. — The man accused of driving under the influence of drugs and killing a woman in a high-speed crash in Renton in 2023 has now been charged with vehicular homicide after more than two years of delays in toxicology testing. Robert Anthony Trevino, 22, was booked into...

















