Washington guitar shop owner seeks community’s help after costly credit card scam
Credit card scams appear to be surging across the nation, and it has left the owner of Gig Harbor’s All Star Guitar & Academy duped out of two valuable guitars.
Seattle Public Schools admits negligence in 2018 student assault case
Seattle Public Schools’ admission delayed the civil jury trial as court reviews what evidence can now be presented.
Mystery ‘ghost signs’ spark lawsuit over public beach access in Stanwood
A Stanwood man sues Snohomish County, alleging that public access to Warm Beach is being restricted by barriers and signs.
Mission Creek prison closes, but state keeping it ‘warm’
The closure of the Mission Creek prison is saving the state approximately $12 million a year.
Vehicle crashes into Lynnwood garage, causing about $50,000 in damage
The crash happened around 11:30 a.m. The cause of the crash is currently unknown.
Westlake Park to close for major renovation through spring 2026
The last time the park was renovated was in 2013.
In-N-Out signals potential further PNW expansion with purchase of Portland building
A distribution facility could open the door for further expansion up Interstate 5.
Port Angeles man arrested on multi-state vehicle fraud investigation
A Port Angeles man facing 57 charges in California was arrested after allegedly driving off dealership lots with vehicles purchased using fraudulent checks.
Issaquah police arrest man linked to hate graffiti spree
Issaquah police arrested a 22-year-old man linked to hate graffiti incidents since December 2024.
Seattle mayor to sign executive orders preparing for potential ICE action, National Guard deployment
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell said he has not heard of any concrete plans to deploy the National Guard to the city, but that it’s being treated as a real possibility.
