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Seattle announces winners of call for ideas to make downtown more residential
(The Center Square) – The Seattle Office of Planning and Community has chosen the winners of the City’s design competition seeking innovative ideas for downtown office space conversions. The competition is part of Harrell’s Downtown Activation Plan, which seeks immediate strategies to make downtown safer and more welcoming. This includes filling vacant storefronts, converting office space to housing and creating what his office calls a “linear arts-entertainment-culture district.” The design...
Bystander Killed in Revenge Shooting at Western Washington Casino, Prosecutors Say
A shooting inside a crowded White Center casino that killed one patron and injured two employees late last month was part of an apparent revenge plot targeting a security guard, according to King
Seattle Rejects State Law to Criminalize Public Drug Use
Seattle has become the only city in Washington State where public hard drug use will not be criminalized, following the Seattle City Council's narrow 5-4 decision to reject a new state law from being incorporated into the city's municipal code. This controversial decision has drawn criticism from both the King County Prosecutor's Office and the City Attorney's Office, who urged council members to adopt the law.
South Seattle Officials Tackle Retail Theft and Community Safety
South Seattle officials are joining forces to combat the recent spike in crime, particularly retail theft and safety issues. The Southcenter District has been hit hard, with a series of violent robberies targeting elderly women and the most recent case involving a 12-year-old girl who has been taken into custody. A community crime map shows 47 shoplifting incidents in the Southcenter area from May 8th to date.
Seattle Drivers Warned of Gas Tank Drilling Incidents
A recent gas theft incident in Seattle has left local drivers on high alert. Thieves drilled a hole into a man's gas tank to steal his fuel, resulting in a costly repair bill ranging from $500 to $1,500, as estimated by AAA. Alarmingly, this is the second such event at the same location within a week.
Found alive: How a 10-year-old girl survived 24 hours alone in the Washington woods
CLE ELUM, Wash. - A 10-year-old girl who had been reported missing on Sunday afternoon, was found alive in the Cle Elum River Valley on Monday. The Kittitas County Sheriff's Office led a massive search and rescue operation, which involved multiple agencies and volunteers from across the region. Shunghla Mashwani,...
Rite Aid closes store in Seattle amid continued crime and violence
Another Rite Aid store is closing in Seattle as the retailer grapples with the city’s continued high crime rate and other factors. Seattle-based Bartell Drugs, which is owned by Rite Aid, will close its location at 15th and Market, in an area north of downtown Seattle, on June 8, according to a report by media company Post Millennial.
Celebrating 50 Years of Delectable Seafood at Ray's Boathouse in Seattle
Ray's Boathouse, a treasured Seattle establishment, is commemorating its 50th anniversary this month. To mark the occasion, Chef Kevin Murray recently appeared on the New Day NW show to highlight some of the restaurant's scrumptious seafood offerings, such as clams and mussels.
Man charged in deadly triple shooting at south Seattle casino
SEATTLE — A man is facing multiple charges including murder for the fatal triple shooting that happened at a popular casino and bowling alley in south Seattle on Saturday, May 27. Omar Upham Jr. is charged with one count of murder in the first degree with a firearm enhancement,...
'He's a hero': Neighbor jumps into action to contain a fire near South Seattle home
SEATTLE — Neighbors came together to help one another during a fire near a home in South Seattle Monday. The neighbors first called 911 to get firefighters on the way. After that, they say they worked together to keep neighbors safe. It happened on Monday evening, around 5 p.m.
DOJ, FBI expected to announce multiple arrests in $6.8 million COVID-19 fraud scheme
SEATTLE - The U.S. Department of Justice and the FBI are planning to hold a press conference Wednesday to announce multiple arrests in connection to a multi-million dollar COVID-19 benefit fraud scheme. According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office, FBI Special Agent in Charge Richard Collodi will join U.S. Attorney Nick...
Feeding military families a priority amid surging food costs
SEATTLE — Thousands of military families in Washington state will get some kind of help this year to feed their families. With school about to let out for the summer, many of these families are trying to figure out how to stretch their paycheck. The pandemic peeled back the...
Betty the Cat: Washington's Frequent Ferry Traveler
As Washington's ferry services prepare for summer, a furry passenger named Betty is gaining attention. The 17-year-old cat has taken over 100 ferry rides in the past two years, becoming a seasoned traveler. Initially kept in a pet carrier, Betty's insistent meowing earned her the freedom to roam the decks. Now, the adventurous feline enjoys exploring, taking in the view, and living her best life on the ferry.
Seattle Enjoys Warm Sunshine and Highs in the 80s
Seattle residents are basking in warm sunshine and mid-80s temperatures this week. Upon stepping out of their homes, they will be greeted by the already warm weather, with temperatures starting at 64 degrees in Snohomish County and 53 degrees towards Olympia. The calm weather provides some relief for the region.
Mayfield: What happened with Seattle City Council drug ordinance vote?
What the actual heck did the Seattle City Council just do? Or rather not do?. It seems they voted to completely discount months of bipartisan work, debate, and genuine compromise. It seems they voted to utterly pretend basic crime stats and trends don’t exist. It seems they voted to absolutely ignore the will of the voters who put them where they are.
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