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‘Chilling’ video: Man tries to shove stranger in front of train

SEATTLE (WJW) — A man was looking down at his phone at a Seattle light rail station last month, when surveillance video appears to show a stranger attempted to push him onto the tracks just as the train showed up. The man “was able to steady himself” despite being...
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Suspect Detained After Vicious Stabbing Outside Seattle Senior Facility

Swift Response to Emergency Calls (Image Credits: Unsplash) Seattle’s Cherry Hill neighborhood witnessed a harrowing incident Thursday evening when a 58-year-old man suffered life-threatening stab wounds during a dispute.[1][2] Police arrived swiftly to the parking lot in the 1100 block of 16th Avenue, where the...
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Bellevue Building Inspectors Cite Mayor for Cheekbones Exceeding Development Height Restrictions

BELLEVUE, WA — Bellevue building inspectors issued a formal notice of violation this week after determining that Mayor Mo Malakoutian's cheekbones exceed allowable height limits under the city's land use code. According to the citation, the Mayor's "prominent bilateral facial elevations," were found to be "materially...
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2 teens were ejected from car in fatal Bremerton crash, family says

An investigation into a fatal car crash in Bremerton last weekend remains ongoing as the teenagers involved and their families struggle to heal from the tragedy. Late in the evening Saturday, March 28, seven male teenagers were in a 2023 Rivian SUV, a model of electric truck, that the Kitsap County Sheriff's Office...
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Violent attack at West Seattle encampment raises safety concerns

SEATTLE - Days after a violent attack at a West Seattle encampment, questions remain about safety and long-standing concerns in the area. Nathan Franz, who lives in the greenspace off 35th Avenue Southwest, said two unfamiliar individuals showed up about a week before the attack and carried out a brutal assault...
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U.S. Marshals arrests Seattle homicide suspect who was mistakenly released

The U.S. Marshals Service arrested a Seattle homicide suspect — who was mistakenly released — in St. Louis on Wednesday. Isaiah Andrews, who was 20 years old at the time of the shooting, was wanted in connection with the death of 20-year-old Theodore Wheeler. Wheeler was shot and...
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Mayor Wilson Says She’ll Accelerate Comprehensive Plan and “Go Bigger” on Density

Mayor Katie Wilson wants to accelerate the remaining phases of Seattle’s comprehensive plan update by one year, add more density within a “reasonable walk” of transit stops, and revisit the neighborhood centers—nodes of density inside traditional single-family areas that already have major transit stops or commercial...
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Masked suspects break into string of Silverdale businesses

SILVERDALE, Wash. — The Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office needs help tracking down two people who were caught on camera breaking into a string of businesses in Silverdale. Deputies say the pair was driving a silver Volkswagen Taos that didn’t have license plates. Cameras in the parking lot...
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Seattle Police: Two men arrested in Rainier Valley carjacking and robbery

Seattle police arrested two men who allegedly carjacked a woman at gunpoint and pistol-whipped and robbed a man on Wednesday.
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Seattle mayor’s World Cup homeless reduction plan may not happen

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson’s plan to build more homeless units before the World Cup begins in Seattle may be difficult to achieve, a City Council staff memo says. While Wilson's goal was to have 500 units operational by June 1, legislative analysts note that it may not be feasible.

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