Firefighters battle fire at North Seattle home
Firefighters tackled a working fire in North Seattle that started in a shed and spread to a nearby home.
Bellevue-based game developer Bungie announces layoffs, studio reorganization
The developer, which was acquired by Sony in July 2022, said the layoffs were necessary as it moves beyond nearly nine years of supporting “Destiny 2.”
Local FIFA organizers never considered canceling Pride match despite Egypt, Iran objections
Seattle’s World Cup Pride match between Iran and Egypt has become a diplomatic flashpoint.
Seattle U names first woman president
Seattle University appointed mathematician Dr. Maura B. Mast as its first woman president, marking a historic milestone.
Campfires banned in Mount Rainier National Park starting Friday
A burn ban at Mount Rainier begins Friday due to dry conditions, restricting campfires and grills in park campgrounds. Only portable gas stoves are allowed.
19-year-old in crisis injured in Federal Way police shooting
The 19-year-old from Federal Way called 911 stating they had a gun around 4:53 p.m. Wednesday, police said.
City expands temporary closures to more streets near Aurora Avenue North
Seattle expanded traffic barriers along Aurora Avenue North after a 15-year-old was injured in a shooting Tuesday.
Mexican Americans united by love of country and soccer at Seattle watch parties
King County is home to more than 162,000 people with Mexican heritage, leading to packed bars and public spaces to watch the national team from afar.
Explosion destroys Whidbey Island homes, injures 3 firefighters
A house fire and explosion on Whidbey Island led to the destruction of two other homes. Three firefighters were also injured responding to the incident.
Recovery mission underway after man reportedly drowns at Alder Lake
Pierce County authorities are actively searching for the body of a 24-year-old man who reportedly drowned at Alder Lake while paddleboarding without a life jacket.
