ICE detains Honduran national in Burien who was previously deported and convicted of DUI
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced on Saturday, June 7, 2025 that agents arrested 32-year-old Honduran national Moises Caceres‑Pereira in Burien. According to a social media post from ICE Seattle’s Enforcement and Removal Operations office, Caceres‑Pereira was previously deported to Honduras in...
Kent police arrest two in 2024 Campus Park killing of high school student
Kent police have arrested two Auburn residents in connection with the fatal shooting of a Kent-Meridian High School student at Campus Park last year.
Eggslut Is Coming to Seattle, and It’s Already Causing Problems for Its Neighbors
Harry Cheadle is an Eater writer and editor who covers the Seattle, Portland, and San Francisco metro areas. He has been a journalist for 15 years and writing about food in Seattle since 2023. The first time Russ Flint heard of Eggslut was last year. He was at his specialty...
Kent mother pleads guilty to fentanyl death of 3-year-old daughter
A 36-year-old woman pleaded guilty last week to second-degree manslaughter domestic violence for causing the death of her 3-year-old daughter in 2022 when she left fentanyl out in her Kent apartment that the girl ingested. Carolyn D. Franklin entered the guilty plea June 5 in King County Superior Court, according...
SEIU leader David Huerta released from custody after arrest during immigration raid protest
California union leader David Huerta has been released from custody after his arrest during an immigration raid protest.
Enjoy the sunshine while it lasts—June gloom on the horizon, Cliff Mass says
A series of warm days in western Washington will soon come to an end. June gloom is on its way, Atmospheric Sciences Professor at the University of Washington (UW), Cliff Mass, told “The Jason Rantz Show” on KTTH Monday. June gloom to arrive Thursday. “The June gloom will...
Seattle’s young adult exodus: Millennials, Gen Z leaving the city in post-COVID trend
Census data revealed that Seattle’s young-adult population has declined since the start of the pandemic, bucking the trend that the Puget Sound is a thriving hub for Gen Z, latter millennials, and its hybrid in-between group, “zillennials.”. The population of young adults between the ages of 25 and...
Rantz: Microsoft Build conference ditches Seattle over homelessness, open-air drug use
Seattle just lost a high-profile Microsoft conference due to the city’s rampant homelessness, open-air drug use, and other criminal behavior. In addition to canceling next year’s event, Microsoft will also be “releasing holds for all future years,” according to an internal Visit Seattle email obtained by “The Jason...
READER REPORT: Fauntleroy kids beg drivers to slow down
Speaking of protests … Jason sent photos and info about this street-side advocacy action that local kids in Fauntleroy did this afternoon:. Cool to see: a child-driven protest against to-fast drivers on 45th between Concord and Henderson. It’s been a problem here since the bridge closure made people use this route as...
The Enormous Dollar Store In Washington That’ll Make Your Bargain-Hunting Dreams Come True
There’s something almost magical about walking into a store where everything costs just a dollar (or thereabouts). The Dollar Tree on NE 145th Street in Seattle isn’t just a store—it’s a treasure hunt, a budget-friendly adventure, and sometimes, a lifesaver when you need random items at 9 PM on a Tuesday.