Suspects ram pickup into Lynnwood jewelry store; employee starts shooting
An employee opened fire during a violent attempted robbery at a Lynnwood jewelry store, where suspects rammed a pickup truck into the front of the business.
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Woman accused of attacking 2 young girls with knife after I-5 crash in DuPont
Washington State Patrol (WSP) troopers said a woman crashed her SUV on I-5 in DuPont Monday morning — then got out and attacked the two girls who were riding with her.
Downtown Seattle accounts for roughly 70% of city’s job losses
Seattle lost more than 18,000 jobs from 2024 to 2025, with downtown accounting for roughly 70% of those losses, according to a new report from the Downtown Seattle Association.
Seattle property owners file claim over homeless encampment, say city blocked cleanup
A group of Seattle property owners has filed a claim against the city over what they describe as a growing homeless encampment marked by fires and violence.
Seattle street takeover shooting: Police identify everyone involved
Seattle police have identified everyone involved in a September 6 shooting connected to an illegal street takeover that left one person dead and three others wounded near 3rd Avenue and Clay Street.
700-pound sea lion found dead in West Seattle, shot at least 12 times, SR3 says
A 700-pound California sea lion was found dead near the mouth of the Duwamish River in West Seattle.
Seattle’s Rainier Beach shooting leaves man wounded
A shooting in Seattle’s Rainier Beach neighborhood Wednesday evening left a man wounded, and the suspected shooter has not been caught, police said.
Toys ‘R’ Us will return to 3 Washington cities in October
Toys “R” Us stores will soon open at South Hill Mall in Puyallup, the Outlet Collection Seattle in Auburn, and Vancouver Mall.
Seattle World Cup matches deliver $889 million impact, but hospitality results are mixed
The 2026 FIFA World Cup generated $889 million in economic impact for Seattle and King County, exceeding a revised forecast but falling short of the original projection, according to a report Tuesday from Visit Seattle.
Seattle schools to limit screen time, pull iPads from youngest students
Seattle Public Schools will limit screen time to 30 minutes a day for students in kindergarten through second grade and end individually assigned iPads for those students, the district announced Monday.
