Seattle WA

Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain’s 1994 death has been declared a homicide by a Seattle Police captain who was ordered to probe the “botched” investigation in 2005. “I think it’s a homicide, and I do think the case should be reopened,” former police captain Neil Low, who retired in 2018 after spending 50 years with the...

The moment you step within twenty feet of Jack’s BBQ in Seattle’s South Lake Union, your nose takes over and your brain goes primal – smoke, meat, fire, must eat now. This isn’t just another trendy Seattle eatery; it’s a full-blown Texas barbecue embassy on Washington soil where the diplomatic language is spoken...

The stamp honors the mythical Asian actor and martial arts expert

The Washington State Patrol (WSP) has issued an endangered missing person alert for a mother and son who were last seen on February 14 in Seattle.

A 48-year-old felon with active felony warrants was arrested Monday afternoon after allegedly breaking into a safe with a crowbar, stealing a gun, and running from the cops. At approximately 1:50 p.m., Seattle Police Department (SPD) officers responded to a weapons call near E. Denny Way and 20th Avenue, SPD announced.

In the shadowed corners of Seattle’s underground music scene during the late 1980s, a quiet revolution was brewing. While the city’s coffee houses buzzed with conversations about the future, one guitarist with haunted eyes and calloused fingers was quietly reshaping the landscape of modern rock music. Jerry Cantrell,...

Enjoying a last sunny day before a forecasted week of colder, wet and wintry weather, more than 100 area residents gathered at the Shoreline-Edmonds line for ongoing "Social Justice Sundays" sign-waving protest. The sign-wavers gather most Sundays, from 1-2pm, at Aurora Ave N and N 205th St. Sign-wavers lined...

SEATTLE — Customers lined up overnight outside Seattle's first Raising Cane's restaurant, eager to be among the first through the doors when the Louisiana-based chicken finger chain opened its newest location at 9 a.m. Tuesday in the University District. The restaurant, located at 4345 University Way NE, marks...

The man was captured after a Police and Deputy pursuit

An asbestos-removal contractor faces over $200,000 in fines for knowingly exposing its workers to hazardous materials even though it told state workplace inspectors that a heavily contaminated jobsite was safe. Seattle Environmental Services was cited in late January for violating more than a dozen rules regarding...