Drivers beware: WSP troopers watching SR 167 tolling closely
Whether you see them or not, state troopers are watching you and watching for violations.
Am I Imagining Things, or Are the Drivers Here Exceptionally Slow?
A recent transplant from Detroit to Seattle has noticed a significant difference in driving habits between the two cities. The newcomer has observed that highway driving in Seattle is considerably slower, despite the availability of multiple lanes. This has led to an increase in passing on the right, a practice that...
Family sues Seattle over deadly fall at Gas Works Park towers
The family of a teen who died after falling from the towers at Seattle's Gas Works Park is suing the city, calling the structures — and their aging ladders — a safety hazard that must be fixed. The big picture: The lawsuit comes after the city's Landmarks Preservation Board voted down a plan this month to remove the...
Edmonds spa workers brutally attacked on camera; suspect had 18 prior convictions
Disturbing surveillance video captured the moment two workers at an Edmonds spa were brutally attacked without warning on September 7th.
Relocating to Seattle from the Midwest Next Week
A recent social media post has sparked a lively discussion about the experience of moving from the Midwest to Seattle. The original poster, who is planning to make the move next week, has been met with a barrage of questions from their Midwestern peers about why they chose Seattle as their new home. The user's...
Potential Kitsap sheriff’s office cuts follow mandated increases, growth in pay
Since Kitsap County departments began presenting 2026 budget plans in September, the Kitsap County Sheriff's Office, facing the largest potential reductions of any department, has expressed concerns about cuts it says will prolong a climate of struggling Washington law enforcement departments. The county is...
Seattle Business Owner Sues City for $30M Over Crime, Homeless Policies
The business owner says policies led to business shutdowns, then crime, then a fire that destroyed property.
Seattle café launches free breakfast campaign to help families losing SNAP benefits
SEATTLE — As a government shutdown drags into its 28th day, nearly 500,000 Washington families face losing their federal food assistance starting Nov. 1, according to the state Department of Social and Health Services. But Seattle’s Toasted Bagel & Coffee is fighting back. Starting Saturday, the café with locations...
California jail cuts Seattle murder suspect loose by mistake, triggering manhunt as victim’s mom...
The Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office accidentally released Isaiah Jamon Andrews, wanted for allegedly murdering Theodore Wheeler IV, prompting U.S. Marshals to launch manhunt.
City’s Crackdown On Drug Trafficking Leads To 42% Jump In Charges
Caption: The SPD photo shows some of the evidence seized this year from drug traffickers. The city’s recent crackdown on drug trafficking has led to a significant increase in the number of felony drug cases charged by the city. Seattle police have charged more felony drug trafficking cases in...

















