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Man charged with Tacoma murder, witnesses said victim was shot after refusing to move
A witness told detectives the shooter pulled out a gun after the victim refused to move.
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Who could challenge Keir Starmer for the UK PM’s job? Meet the candidates
The British prime minister has promised change as he battles to fend off leadership challenge.
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Iran denies proposal sent to US contains ‘excessive demands’
Iran says Tehran’s response to the latest US proposal to end the war was “not excessive.”
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Israeli attacks kill at least four in southern Lebanon
Israeli strikes follow forced displacement warnings for nine towns in southern and eastern Lebanon.
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SPD reports busy weekend for Capitol Hill nightlife patrol including five arrests in one hour on E Pike
SPD Crime Report Map It was a busy weekend for East Precinct officers on patrol amid Pike/Pine nightlife crowds including…
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As Seattle development slowdown continues, a new mixed-use apartment building is ready to open on Capitol Hill
One of the few new mixed-use apartment buildings to rise on Capitol Hill during the ongoing development slowdown is ready…
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LAST CALL: Tennis/pickleball survey closes this afternoon
Quick reminder that if you haven’t already responded to the city’s survey on its Draft Outdoor Racquet Sports Strategy announced…
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Here’s what’s happening on your West Seattle Monday
(Photo by Rosalie Miller, who explains: ‘Ground nesting native Mining Bee, Genus Andrena, in a West Seattle garden’) Here’s your…
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HAPPENING NOW: West Seattle Junction Association’s 2026 flower baskets are going up!
(Photos courtesy of West Seattle Junction Association) They’re here! The West Seattle Junction Association‘s annual hanging flower baskets have arrived…
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Washington attorney general to weigh in on monopolies, ‘illegal’ mergers
Several other state attorneys general will join Washington AG Nick Brown to discuss recent litigation over mergers and monopolies.
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