Copper wire theft leaves Greenwood theater with $400,000 repair crisis
A Greenwood theater is struggling to raise funds for an HVAC overhaul after copper wire theft damaged its cooling systems.
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Dozens of Pierce County massage businesses closed for safety violations
The Pierce County fire marshal closed 45 massage businesses this week after inspections revealed dangerous fire and building code violations.
Portland School Board declines to revive local fundraising model despite budget gap
The Portland Public Schools Board voted to stick with its districtwide fundraising model, rejecting a push to revive local foundations.
Snohomish County trades students shine at annual RAP showcase in Marysville
The RAP Program's Annual Spring Showcase drew 150+ to Marysville, where students showed off skills and Councilmember Nehring named the 2026 RAP Champion.
Spokane leaders could see pay raises even as the city’s debt deepens
Spokane’s Salary Review Commission will decide on future pay raises for the mayor and council despite ongoing multi-million-dollar budget deficits.
The Mariners’ competition in AL West doesn’t look strong
The Seattle Mariners are looking to repeat as AL West champs, and the good news is none of the other teams in the division are all that impressive.
‘He couldn’t throw a strike’: Rick Rizzs on how Seattle turned Randy Johnson into a HOFer ahead of je...
The Seattle Mariners will retire the number of one of the most dominant pitchers in baseball history Saturday night when Randy Johnson's No. 51 is immortalized at T-Mobile Park.
‘I thought police couldn’t chase me’: Woman with 47 arrests gets 23 years for murder in Thurston Coun...
"I thought police couldn't chase me if I drove recklessly." That's what Nicole Romanoff believed when she got behind the wheel of a stolen truck in Thurston County three years ago.
LEAKED Zoom Meetings Blow Up the Washington Income Tax Debate!!
The Income Tax was NEVER just for millionaires, and do leaked Zoom meetings prove it? Steve Gordon from Future 42 stopped by the John Curley Show to talk about. Listen to The John Curley Show every weekday a...
Was the Millionaires Tax Rushed Through?
Washington’s proposed millionaires tax is facing new scrutiny after Attorney General Nick Brown said his office worked with lawmakers to designate the bill as an “emergency”—a move that could help it...
Sound Transit Introducing Paid Parking Permits at Three Garages
Tired of racing to your favorite Sound Transit parking garage to find a space each morning? You might be able to buy your way into a spot going forward. Sound Transit is now offering paid parking permits at...
Ask Ursula: I’ve been engaged for 27 years and now I’m not even welcome in his mother’s home
Dear Ursula, I feel completely lost and alone. I’ve been engaged to my fiancé for 27 years, and until recently, I was always included in his family.
Ask Ursula: The best perfumes for tropical, fresh, and coconut scent lovers — tried and tested
Dear Ursula, I have been looking for a signature scent for years. I have spent many hours in the Nordstrom perfume section hunting for something that sparks joy.
DK Metcalf won’t face charges for altercation with Lions fan
Pittsburgh Steelers WR DK Metcalf will not face any charges stemming from an incident with a Detroit Lions fan during a game last December.
Harger: Sound Transit is bleeding money while Seattle debates fare gates. San Francisco just showed us exac...
61% of Link light rail riders actually pay their fare. San Francisco looked at numbers like that and built fare gates. Seattle is looking at numbers like that and scheduling more meetings.
Jake: Seattle schools’ cell phone ban is a good start — but it doesn’t go far enough
Seattle Public Schools’ new superintendent has moved to restrict phones for elementary and middle schoolers, but not high schoolers. That’s where he lost me.
Jake: What?! Sound Transit wants you to pay for something that was free
Sound Transit is rolling out a new parking permit program at its crowded light rail garages.
Mariners Injury Update: Latest on Miller, Robles and more
General manager Justin Hollander shared the latest on several injured Seattle Mariners players on Friday.
Mariners Lineup: A few differences against a lefty
The Seattle Mariners don't have one of their usual right-handed bats in the lineup for Friday against Royals left-hander Cole Ragans.
One dead, one injured in Covington homicide Friday morning; no arrests made
One person died, and another was injured in a homicide that occurred in Covington at 7 a.m. Friday, the King County Sheriff's Office confirmed.
Richard Sherman and Kam Chancellor’s Legion Sports Bar shuts down in Bellevue
Legion Sports Bar, an establishment operated by Seattle Seahawks legends from the "Legion of Boom" era, is officially closing its doors after three years.
Seattle gas prices hit new record as analyst warns of $7 to $8 a gallon if Strait of Hormuz stays closed
Seattle faces record gas prices, with analysts predicting $7 to $8 per gallon if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed.
Trump administration says war in Iran has been ‘terminated’ before 60-day deadline
The Trump administration is arguing that the war in Iran has already ended because of the ceasefire that began in early April.
Unsecured load chaos: Manhole covers fly off commercial truck, hit 18 vehicles on southbound I-5
At least 18 cars were struck by large manhole covers that flew off a commercial truck on southbound I-5 between 72nd Street and SR 512 Friday morning.