Seattle Schools teachers authorize strike, first day of class officially delayed
The teachers of Seattle Public Schools have voted overwhelmingly on a 95% margin to strike over contract negotiations with the district.3 years ago
‘Rotten odor’ closes Discovery Park while crews repair nearby sewage plant
Some closures coming this week to Seattle's Discovery Park, as park officials announce repairs on infrastructure at the West Point Treatment Plant, with an unfortunate side effect: the smell of rotten eggs.3 years ago
State Patrol re-opens 2 lanes of SB I-5 near Northgate amid vehicular homicide investigation
The Washington State Patrol (WSP) arrested a driver on suspicion of vehicular homicide Tuesday morning after a passenger car collided with two semi-trucks and another passenger car, leaving one dead.3 years ago
Why marriage equality should top Congress鈥� list of priorities in 2022 | Op-Ed
The U.S. Senate goes back to work Tuesday, and there鈥檚 a lot to do.3 years ago
Plane crash west of Whidbey Island kills 1, leaves 9 missing
A plane carrying nine adults and one child crashed Sunday afternoon in Mutiny Bay, west of Whidbey Island, according to the United States Coast Guard.3 years ago
Tulalip Tribe: SCOTUS ruling on protection of Native American children ‘not upholding case law’
The case centers on Chad and Jennifer Brackeen, a couple from Texas who fostered a child eligible for membership in the Navajo and Cherokee tribes.3 years ago
Sunken fishing boat off San Juan Island no longer leaking visible diesel as divers work to recover fuel
Coast Guard crews are now trying to figure out how to get the 49-foot commercial fishing vessel, and the hazardous materials on board, out of the water.3 years ago
A guide to Seattle’s Labor Day long weekend festivities
AAA bookings indicates Seattle is the No. 1 domestic destination for Labor Day weekend.3 years ago
Labor day weather sees the start of fall leading into another La Nina winter
Seattle is cooling down after a stretch of record-breaking heat this summer, with highs in the mid to high 70s for the weekend.3 years ago
Man killed by falling tree in Olympic National Park
Park Rangers said a Canadian man died after a tree fell on his tent at a remote wilderness campsite in Olympic National Park.3 years ago
Kirkland man brandishing rifle and sword enters 80-minute standoff with police outside condo
Kirkland Police Department officers arrested a man Friday after an 80-minute-long standoff for threatening to kill a maintenance worker.3 years ago
‘Get out now’ evacuations issued in Cusick with 3,500 acre wildfire growing
What started as an estimated 30-acre fire Wednesday night has grown, and now evacuations of campgrounds are taking place near as the 3,500-acre wildfire.3 years ago
Tukwila residents to vote on $3 increase to city’s minimum wage
If voters approve the ballot initiative, the minimum wage would go up from $14.49 to approximately $17.50.3 years ago
Flower pot starts fire, scorches home near Lake Stevens
Home security video shows a potted plant starting a fire in Snohomish County yesterday around 3:50 p.m.3 years ago
Engine fires ground JBLM鈥檚 Boeing-manufactured Chinook helicopters
The U.S. Army grounded its entire fleet of H-47 Chinook helicopters after 鈥渁 small number鈥� of the aircraft鈥檚 engines caught fire.3 years ago
Starbucks announces CEO successor to Howard Schultz
Starbucks has announced that Laxman Narasimhan will be taking over as CEO from current interim CEO Howard Schultz.3 years ago
State superintendant unveils plan to expand dual-language education programs to all of Washington
State Superintendent Chris Reykdal announced Aug. 25 that he would be looking to expand dual-language education programs across Washington state in a push to build bilingualism in the state.聽3 years ago
Relative of man killed by Tacoma Police told officers the victim wanted to 鈥榮hoot police鈥�
The Pierce County Force Investigation Team is looking into an officer-involved shooting that happened Aug. 28, when a suspect died after firing at police.聽聽3 years ago
Vandalism at West Seattle Starbucks leaves some residents shaken up
A man was arrested Monday morning for vandalizing a West Seattle Starbucks, smashing windows, and throwing furniture around.3 years ago
成人X站 Newsradio Headlines: Transnational drug-trafficking leader pleads guilty in Seattle court
The 成人X站 Newsradio Newsdesk brings you its top stories on the morning of Wednesday, Aug. 31.3 years ago
Sea-Tac confirms 12th day of 90+ degree weather, tying 2015 record
Thursday, the heat will back off a few degrees, but it will remain in the 80s for South Seattle.3 years ago
Social housing initiative makes February special election ballot
The group advocating for public social housing with Initiative 135 announced that they now have enough signatures to get on the special elections ballot in February.3 years ago
Half of Seattle homes failed to sell for initial asking price in July
More than 15% of home sellers dropped their asking price in every major U.S. metro.3 years ago
