10 Washington Steakhouse Chains Where The Ribeye Is Always The Top Pick
Let’s settle it once and for all: while filet mignon has its delicate charm and a New York strip offers admirable chew, the ribeye is undeniably the undisputed heavyweight champion of the steak world. Why?. Marbling, my friends, glorious marbling! It’s the fat that delivers the flavor, the juiciness,...
Professional costumes from Seattle theater on sale for $1
SEATTLE, WA - For the first time in a decade, you can get your hands on the actual costumes worn on stage at different Seattle theater productions. One-of-a-kind pieces from 5th Avenue Theatre, Village Theatre, Seattle Rep, Union Arts Center, Pacific Northwest Ballet, and the Seattle Opera are on sale this Saturday.
Auburn and Federal Way men sentenced for drug distribution
Two members of a drug trafficking ring with ties to Mexico were sentenced for their roles in bringing drugs to Western Washington. According to the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) on Sept. 22, two men were sentenced to federal prison for playing a role in offenses involving drugs and a significant number of guns....
‘Harder to do business’: Jake sympathizes with WA’s small shops facing new tax increases
Washington Governor Bob Ferguson signed the largest tax increase in state history in May, a $12 billion tax and fee package that takes effect Oct. 1. KIRO host Jake Skorheim described one of the many small businesses affected by this new tax, which impacts niche business experiences such as the Creative Hands pottery...
Kroger-owned favorites bow out as chain confirms six more closures in October
MORE Kroger-owned stores are shutting up shop as the chain confirms six more closures in October. It comes as the company plans to re-shape its store portfolio and improve its financial performance. Six QFC or Fred Meyer grocery stores are shuttering as their parent company, Kroger, continues to cull yet...
Seattle’s Miller Park flourishes again after city tackles homelessness
SEATTLE — Four years ago, Miller Park in First Hill was overrun with tents and encampments, leaving the park unusable for children and families, neighbors said. Today, the park has been restored, with kids playing soccer and residents enjoying the space as intended. Venus Velasquez, a local resident, said...
Stolen Audi SUV Clears Bridge During High-Speed Police Escape
Audi has been making waves in the rally world, but this incident in Seattle might have taken things a little too far. The driver of what appeared to be a Q5 jumped a partially raised bridge while trying to escape police—a nightmare for law enforcement, but an undeniably wild spectacle for car enthusiasts.
Kitsap County Denturist Suspended by Washington Health Officials Over Clinic Safety Hazards
In an incident striking at the heart of trust in healthcare professionals, a denturist operating in Kitsap County has been hit with a suspension on his license by state health officials. The Washington Department of Health took decisive action against Harvey I. Cu (DN60464161), citing a slew of safety hazards at his...
Fort Lawton Housing Project in Seattle
Fort Lawton is located on the edge of Discovery Park in the Magnolia neighborhood. The 34-acre site had long been under the control of the military. In 2005, the site was deemed surplus, and the city of Seattle began developing plans for its transformation. The main idea was to combine housing with public parks and...
Quintard Taylor, UW professor and Black history archivist, dies at 76
Quintard Taylor, a prominent professor at the University of Washington and the founder of an online archive of Black history that reached curious minds across the globe, died Sunday at 76. His daughter, state Rep. Jamila Taylor, D-Federal Way, shared the news in a post on Facebook. “We’re taking some...

















