Bob Rivers Public Memorial Set For Nov. 13 In Seattle.
The Seattle radio community will come together next week to celebrate the life and legacy of Radio Hall of Famer Bob Rivers, whose career defined a generation of morning radio in the Pacific Northwest. A public memorial and benefit event will take place Wednesday, Nov. 13, at Snoqualmie Casino & Hotel’s Events...
Burien animal shelter rebounds after vandalism with heartfelt help from local community
BURIEN, Wash. — A Burien animal shelter is turning heartbreak into hope after vandals targeted its vehicles over the weekend, thanks to a swift community response and support from local businesses. Officials at CARES Animal Shelter say two individuals vandalized their truck and van early Saturday morning around 5:15...
Community Distress: Unsettling Incidents in Redmond
In a disconcerting event that unfolded in Redmond, residents were reportedly subjected to random questioning while they were out shopping at Safeway. The situation escalated to the point where traffic was blocked when exiting the Safeway plaza. The employees at Home Depot were not spared either, as they were...
21-year-old arrested after alleged drive-by shooting caught by Tesla camera
A 21-year-old man is under arrest for an alleged drive-by shooting that was captured by a Tesla camera.
ICE arrests multiple people in Redmond
REDMOND, Wash. — ICE is getting closer to Seattle. In Eastern Washington, ICE was arresting people in Issaquah, and now Redmond. On Monday, a video surfaced showing a man in an orange hoodie surrounded by unmarked cars with red and blue flashing lights. He’s patted down by what appear to be immigration agents wearing...
Motorcyclist dies after crashing into Lakewood sign while running from deputies
According to the King County Sheriff’s Office, around 3 p.m., deputies began chasing a person on a motorcycle that was believed to have been stolen in Burien.
Remembering Frederick & Nelson: The Legacy of Seattle’s Landmark Department Store
Frederick & Nelson was a major department store in Seattle. It began as a used-furniture business in 1890, founded by Donald E. Frederick. Frederick was joined by James Mecham and Nels B. Nelson. The first store was on Front Street, later called 1st Avenue. The business grew after the Great Seattle Fire of 1889, as...
Seattle Launches Emergency Food Assistance for Residents Amid SNAP Funding Delays
The City of Seattle has announced an emergency food assistance program in response to uncertainty about federal Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP) funding. Mayor Bruce Harrell’s Limited Civil Emergency was approved by the City Council. This allows the city to provide up to $1 million per week to local...
Seattle mayoral candidates present contrasting solutions to city’s homelessness crisis
SEATTLE — Addressing homelessness is among the top issues in the mayor’s race in Seattle, and voters have two very different approaches to choose from between the two candidates who are running. When it comes to homeless encampments, one of the biggest criticisms of Mayor Bruce Harrell’s approach...
Iconic venue in 1910 building has been heart of Seattle’s underground music scene for...
For countless Seattle music fans, El Corazon isn’t just a venue — it’s a rite of passage. The name means “the heart” in Spanish, and for more than a century this spot on Eastlake Avenue has been exactly that: a living, beating hub of sound, sweat, and shared experience.

















