Alcohol distributor moves to close all Washington facilities, eliminating 267 jobs
An alcohol distributor is moving to close all its Washington facilities, affecting 267 workers.
Aurora Avenue neighbors revolt, blocking off street access after yet another shooting
One week ago, bullets blasted through the wall of a Greenwood neighborhood home and passed within inches of a window where a six-week-old baby boy was sleeping in his bassinet. Saturday morning, roughly 40 shell casings were on the pavement near Aurora Avenue N. and N. 98th Street in Seattle...
10 Washington Seafood Shacks That Rely On Word Of Mouth And Still Have Lines...
Word of mouth is the hardest reputation to build and the most reliable one to trust. Washington has seafood shacks that never advertise a single day in their existence and still run out of food before the afternoon is over. That is not an accident. That is decades of getting...
Coast Guard concludes search after locating missing man, deceased, on Whidbey Island, Washington
SEATTLE — The Coast Guard concluded its search Friday afternoon for a 65-year-old man who was reported missing after he was last seen Thursday evening aboard a 12-foot dinghy near Point Wilson, Washington. The man was located deceased Friday afternoon on Whidbey Island, bringing an end to a multi-agency...
15-year-old boy fires gun at car along Edmonds waterfront, injuring 1, police say
EDMONDS, Wash. — A 15-year-old boy from Bellevue is in custody after allegedly shooting into a vehicle along the Edmonds waterfront, striking and injuring one of four passengers, police said. Officers responded to a reported shooting in the 400 block of Admiral Way near the Anthony's parking lot just...
How the King County Sheriff’s Office will combat rogue drones during FIFA World Cup
As the World Cup approaches, the King County Sheriff’s Office is ramping up efforts to keep fans safe by deploying new technology to combat potential drone threats.
Kenmore purchases Savage Moose property for stream restoration
The City of Kenmore purchased the Savage Moose property (corner of NE 181st ST & 61st Avenue NE) as part of a long-range environmental stewardship plan. The property sits on a stream culvert identified as a fish passage barrier. Future planned work will reconnect fish passage in the stream from Lake Washington to the s
Western Washington drivers are skipping out on Memorial Day travel amid high gas prices
SEATTLE — Gas prices are close to their highest level in four years as millions of Americans prepare to hit the road this Memorial Day weekend. The national average for a gallon of gas hit $4.55 Friday, meanwhile Washingtonians are paying roughly $5.78/per gallon on average, according to AAA.
Mentor of murdered UW student speaks out about her impact
A friend and mentor of murdered University of Washington student Juniper Blessing is speaking out about her death.
Between Seattle And Portland Is Washington’s Scenic Lake For Top-Tier Fishing All Year Round
When you think of cities in the Pacific Northwest, there are two that usually spring to mind: Seattle, Washington, and Portland, Oregon. While each has its distinct character, both are deeply associated with laid-back, outdoorsy vibes, which makes sense, given the natural beauty so common in that corner of the country.

















