Sign in Welcome! Log into your account your username your password Forgot your password? Get help Privacy Policy Password recovery Recover your password your email A password will be e-mailed to you. HomeSeattle ‘Kids think they’re invincible’: Mom’s warning after son badly hurt on Seattle e-scooter Greggory Tripp September 3, 2026 2 Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp A Lynden mother is warning e-scooter riders to follow traffic laws and wear helmets after her son was seriously injured in a downtown Seattle crash. Greggory Tripp Previous articleGunfire exchanged between cars, residents in South Seattle damages 5 homes, 3 vehiclesNext articleMariners open Legacy Plaza at T-Mobile Park Similar Articles Desperate mother pleads for help finding son missing since May hike Seattle Greggory Tripp - September 3, 2026 Jakhobi Hale disappeared near Darrington during a solo hike in May. His mother is now funding her own search nearly four months later. Mariners open Legacy Plaza at T-Mobile Park Seattle Greggory Tripp - September 3, 2026 The Seattle Mariners unveil Legacy Plaza at T-Mobile Park, featuring a statue commemorating a defining moment from the 2001 season that united fans. Advertisment Most Popular Nashville Airport Could Be Renamed for Dolly Parton, Tennessee Governor Announces ‘Guardians of the Video Game’ Lands Finecut for International Sales Ahead of Toronto Market Suspect in Chelan Hills Fire arrested, facing multiple charges, says Douglas County sheriff
