Rainier Valley Vietnamese restaurant hopes for community support to stay open
SEATTLE – On Mother’s Day, a mother and daughter duo who own a restaurant in Seattle’s Rainier Valley are hoping for a little love from the community. Restaurant owner Oanh Nguyen spent Mother’s Day serving up Vietnamese food with her Mom, Huong HuYnh, aka “Ma Huong”.
WA Battery Project Developer Seeks to Sidestep Local Regulation
After hitting permitting snags, a controversial battery project near Snoqualmie is taking its application to the state level, a move that could sidestep local regulations. Jupiter Power, the developer of the proposed 45-acre battery facility, said Tuesday it was planning to pursue site certification with the Washington
Man dies at Seattle hospital following Bellingham motorized bicycle crash
A 75-year-old man died Saturday in a Seattle hospital from injuries sustained in a Bellingham bike crash two weeks prior. The man, identified by the King County Medical Examiner’s Office as Robert Bowers, was involved in a crash on what police initially believed to be a motorcycle on the 1000 block of N. Forest St. at
Family of missing Seattle hiker seeks community support after 3-month search
An endangered 21-year-old man from Seattle has been missing since May, and his family is asking the local community for support in the search. Jakhobi Hale was last seen on May 16 near Gold Hill, traveling east of Darrington, according to the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office. He left his grandparents’ house in Darring
Boot Barn Coming to The Marketplace at Factoria in Bellevue
Boot Barn is preparing to open at The Marketplace at Factoria in Bellevue. The shopping center’s online directory lists the retailer as coming soon for an 11,169-square-foot space at 4026 Factoria Mall SE. An opening date has not yet been announced. Founded in 1978, Boot Barn operates more than...
Kent PD arrest stalking suspect, victim says suspect found her on social media
Kent police arrested a stalking suspect yesterday, Aug. 19, after violating his protection order.
KOMO 4 on-air staff vote to de-unionize, leave SAG-AFTRA
KOMO 4 on-air staff are set to no longer be represented by their labor union — the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists — after a narrow vote last week. Anchors and reporters at Sinclair Broadcast Group’s Seattle-area station voted 9-7 last Wednesday to remove...
Teen accused of firing on undercover Seattle officers can’t be charged as an adult...
A 17-year-old boy whom King County prosecutors said was part of a trio that opened fire on undercover officers in South Seattle is now facing a series of serious felony charges in juvenile court as investigators continue to sort out each suspect’s role in a complex, multi-location case. Prosecutors...
Olympia man’s death at Gorge Amphitheatre investigated as controlled substance homicide
A Seattle man arrested Sunday is accused of selling drugs to another man who died at a music festival at the Gorge Amphitheatre.
‘We kicked this can 7 more weeks down the unsafe city road’: Jake, Spike...
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson made her first press availability in weeks on Wednesday, but her answers on surveillance cameras, a housing task force, and the recall effort left Jake Skorheim and Spike O’Neill, co-hosts of “The Jake and Spike Show” on KIRO Newsradio, unimpressed. When KOMO reporter...

















