Woman attacked outside Queen Anne store
A traumatic attack on a small business owner in Seattle's Queen Anne neighborhood was caught on video.
Kent father, 26, killed in shooting June 16 on East Hill
Leroy Tinoga, 26, of Kent, the married father of two young children, was killed in the shooting and vehicle crash incident June 16 on the East Hill in Kent. The family of Tinoga released his identity with the posting of a GoFundMe account. “The family is grieving the heartbreaking and...
Workers at Seattle’s Most Prestigious Restaurant Group Have Unionized
In December 2024, the employees at the Sea Creatures restaurant group were called into a meeting. Sea Creatures, founded by acclaimed chef Renee Erickson, runs some of Seattle’s most celebrated restaurants, including oyster bar the Walrus and the Carpenter, innovative steakhouse Bateau, and the Whale Wins, which...
Port Angeles, WA baby burned in house fire spends months recovering in Seattle
SEATTLE - A 1-year-old baby severely burned in a deadly fire in Port Angeles has spent months undergoing multiple surgeries and rehabilitation in Seattle hospitals. "It's been very hard, very difficult, especially when we talk about the accident or talk about our oldest," said Theresa Sanders. The backstory:. The...
Fugitive who escaped custody at SEA airport arrested
A fugitive who escaped from police custody at Seattle-Tacoma Airport back in May was arrested today, over a month after his initial escape.
2 dead, 3 injured when car goes off Edmonds ferry dock following police chase
Two people have died and three were taken to the hospital when a car went off the Edmonds ferry dock into the water during a police chase.
Report: Seattle Officials Planned to Deny COVID Vax Religious Exemptions, Ignored Fake Vax Cards
Talk Radio 570 KVI and The Post Millennial are charging that Seattle officials allegedly had no intention of honoring religious exemptions during the city’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate and ignored reports of fake vaccine cards used by employees. Internal emails and sworn testimony suggest that city leadership directed...
Public Health: Active TB infection found in Greenwood retirement community
There has been a confirmed case of active tuberculosis at an Aegis Living facility retirement community in Greenwood, according to Public Health Seattle & King County.
More preschool, bigger tax bill: Seattle voters to decide on $1.3B education levy
(The Center Square) – It’s now up to Seattle voters to decide on a six-year $1.3 billion levy that funds early-learning programs for the city’s youth. On Tuesday, the Seattle City Council unanimously approved the Families, Education, Preschool, and Promise, or FEPP, Levy, with a focus on funding childcare in the city...
Deadly shooting investigation underway in Burien, WA
Before 2 a.m., police responded to a report of a shooting at the El Pique Restaurant at 14445 Ambaum Boulevard Southwest.