Suspicious Bag Triggers Luggage Chaos at Sea-Tac Arrivals
Sea‑Tac’s lower arrivals drive turned into a headache zone Friday when a report of a suspicious package shut down part of the baggage claim area and the curbside pickup right outside it. Baggage claims 12–14 and curbside doors 18–20 were taken out of service, with airport staff and Port of Seattle Police steering arriv
Goodwill closing job centers in Bellingham, Mount Vernon
Evergreen Goodwill temporarily closed its job training and education centers in Bellingham, Mount Vernon and Bremerton on Monday as part of a reworking of programming it said was motivated by shifts in the job market. Goodwill’s leaders plan to reopen centers at these locations in the future once the service...
Woodland Park Zoo offers free admission on Sunday for Disability Pride Month
The Woodland Park Zoo will host a Disability Pride Month event this Sunday, offering free admission to guests with disabilities, their friends, and family.
Lake Sammamish ‘Equipment King’ Cashes Out Of $13 Million Waterfront Estate
A Lake Sammamish waterfront estate tied to the owner of Washington Equipment Brokers has changed hands for $13 million, according to public records, in a deal that highlights how trophy waterfront on the Eastside is still sizzling even while the under $3 million market taps the brakes. County filing data...
Multiple car windows smashed inside south Seattle apartment garage
The Seattle Police Department is investigating multiple reports of car windows being smashed in a Mount Baker neighborhood apartment parking garage. The Seattle Police Department (SPD) is investigating several reports of car windows being smashed inside an apartment parking garage in the city's Mount Baker neighborhood
Seafair Torchlight Parade returns to Seattle Waterfront for 77th year
SEATTLE - Seattle’s signature summer celebration is back and ready to "Light Up the Night!" The Alaska Airlines Seafair Torchlight Parade is celebrating its 77th year, turning Seattle’s iconic waterfront into a glowing spectacle of culture, music, and community spirit. A new era on the waterfront. For over...
The 1969 Seattle Pop Festival: The unexpected crossover between the late 1960’s Psychedelic and...
It’s a music history fact that the 1960’s were prodigal in open air Rock and Pop festivals, some of the most legendary ones took place between 1967 and 1969, Monterey Pop Festival or Woodstock among the most famous ones. Between July 25 and 27, 1969, just weeks before Woodstock took place, Rock headed to the U.S northw
Kent Station confrontation leads to assault, DUI arrests
A recent commotion at the Kent Station shopping center resulted in the arrests of one man for an alleged assault and a second man for investigation of DUI. Officers responded at about 8:37 p.m. Tuesday, July 21 to Kent Station, 417 Ramsay Way, after multiple 911 calls to report “someone chasing someone,” according to a
7 Reasons Why Customers Say Starbucks Isn’t The Same Anymore
The consensus among customers is that Starbucks has lost its sparkle. Here are the top reasons people why say the coffee chain isn't what it used to be.
Jimothy The Raccoon Receives Honor From Washington Governor
Jimothy, the viral raccoon from Seattle, has been bestowed a high honor — as he should be. The unique-looking king was announced as “Washingtonian of the Day” by Washington Governor Bob Ferguson on July 23. Jimothy, who wildlife experts say likely has a congenital spine condition, had gone viral after a July 14 video c
