A teen’s death, a nuisance lawsuit, and decades of injuries are now colliding with a city order to remove parts of the park’s iconic towers by May 15. SEATTLE — The...
Community leaders say late-night violence remains a concern and are calling for coordinated action across Seattle nightlife areas. SEATTLE — A woman shot in Pioneer Square early Sunday is expected to...
A man brought hundreds of ballots to a state lawmaker after finding them near a dumpster, but election officials say they were never contacted. RENTON, Wash. — A box containing hundreds...
As Waxon nears its 27th anniversary, a break-in took a computer and products — but it’s the missing mascots, Agatha and Bjorn, that have the neighborhood searching. SEATTLE — Inside Waxon...
After 16 years inside Melrose Market, Rain Shadow Meats will shut its doors in December. Its owner says the relationships built across the counter won’t stay behind. SEATTLE — The phone...
At Stevens Pass, avalanche rescue begins long before a disaster — with puppies learning to play a game that could one day save a life. SKYKOMISH, Wash. — As the Stevens...
Seven gray whale deaths in just weeks, and a whale still alive in Puget Sound, are pointing to a deeper crisis unfolding in the Arctic. SEATTLE — In the waters near...
After lawmakers reversed a $60 million cut, the state heads into a potentially dry summer with renewed resources. OLYMPIA, Wash. — Heading into the 2026 wildfire season, Washington was on the...
