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Suspect surrenders as UW campus mourns death of student Juniper Blessing
A 19-year-old University of Washington student was stabbed to death Sunday night in the laundry room of an off-campus housing…
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Seattle opens new free public bathrooms in Pioneer Square ahead of World Cup crowds
The city hopes the new Pioneer Square bathrooms avoid the problems that doomed Seattle’s controversial public toilet program two decades…
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Partial demolition of Gas Works Park continues: Here’s what the community has to say
Gas Works Park faces a deadline to remove hazardous features from its iconic towers after a teen’s death.
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Driver hits, kills 21-year-old man in Spanaway
The Pierce County Sheriff’s Office asks drivers to avoid Spanaway Loop Road near Military Road South due to a “horrific…
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Iran war live: Lebanon, Israel extend truce; Tehran ready for more US talks
Lebanon’s Ministry of Health said Israeli attacks have killed 2,951 people since March 2, with at least 8,988 wounded.
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4th King County resident monitored for possible hantavirus exposure, Public Health says
A fourth local resident is being monitored after they were aboard a flight with an ill cruise ship passenger, according…
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Activists hang Palestinian flag on the Eiffel Tower for Nakba Day
Members of Extinction Rebellion scaled the Eiffel Tower to hang a Palestinian flag for Nakba day.
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WEEKEND PREVIEW: Skunk Works Robotics open house Saturday (next Thursday, too)
(Photos courtesy Skunk Works Robotics) Though they meet south of the city, Skunk Works Robotics has always attracted West Seattle…
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BIZNOTE: Another Junction storefront won’t be empty much longer – The Works Seattle is moving in
The vacancies in The Junction continue to vanish, one by one. We’ve already reported on Anchorhead Coffee taking the ex-Starbucks…
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Such great heights: They’re tall, they’re proud — and they’re getting together
The Tall Tour is a traveling meetup drawing thousands of unusually tall people to cities across the United States, offering…
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