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Felon jailed after man is wounded in North Seattle shooting
A felon who police say was in possession of a firearm was arrested following a early Saturday morning shooting in North Seattle that wounded a man.
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Sustainable West Seattle makes a Presto Garden in a day to benefit the White Center Food Bank
Community means cooperation and that's what was in evidence May 18 as Sustainable West Seattle and some willing volunteers came together at Westcrest Park to create what they called a Presto Garden.
At Aviation Day, close-up access to the past and the present
Xander Roberts, 6, plays make-believe in the gun turret of a B-25 bomber Saturday at Aviation Day.
West Seattle Crime Watch: Arrests in Riverview
SPD Blotter reports the arrests are in connection with a shooting earlier today in South Seattle.
SLIDESHOW: Alaska Airlines Combi lands at Sea-Tac with year's first...
At 6:15 a.m., May 17, a Boeing 737-400 Alaska Cargo Combi arrived at Sea-Tac Airport with much fanfare to unload 24,000 pounds of recently-caught Copper River king and sockeye salmon via processors, Ocean Beauty, Trident, and Copper River seafoods.
Jonboy Caramels Sweet on Seattle Weather
A woman strides up to the Jonboy Caramels booth at Ballard Farmers Market and plucks a sample of their fleur de sel.
Old Seattle newspapers found in walls of Ballard home kitchen
During a recent remodel of a house in a house in Ballard, some old newspapers were found in the walls.
West Seattle Water Taxi: Spirit of Kingston goes into service tomorrow
Exactly two months after news that King County would take possession of the Spirit of Kingston and put it on the West Seattle Water Taxi run - the change is about to happen.
The weekend is here and brings with it the festivities of Syttende-Mai! Check out the events happening in and around Ballard in our weekly weekend roundup.
2 more join Seattle mayor’s race; other high-profile battles scarce
The filing deadline for King County's Aug. 6 election closed Friday, and the biggest surprise was who didn't enter a race.
The West Side Of The Mercer Mess Ramps Up
Driving around Seattle this weekend will be trickier than normal. The Seattle Department Of Transportation plans to close parts of Aurora and Mercer Street around South Lake Union as part of the effort to convert Mercer into a two-way street.
Price of Seattle waterfront building shoots up 374% in less than 3 years
Unico Properties bought this building on Seattle's waterfront this week for $32.5 million.
Suspect flees on bike after shooting in North Seattle
Police are searching for a suspect who remains at large after a Thursday night shooting in North Seattle.
Sleeping in Seattle and enticing perks, too
From leopard patterned bathrobes in your guest room to a personal greeting for your pooch posted in the lobby, there is nothing cookie-cutter about Seattle 's Alexis Hotel.
Charge: West Seattle man pimped homeless teens
A West Seattle man accused of pimping two 16-year-old runaways has been charged with child prostitution-related offenses and kidnapping.
Investigation into Susan Powell disappearance may close
After a two-day search in rural Oregon failed to yield any trace of missing Utah mother Susan Powell, authorities said Thursday they may close the investigation.
Northern Lights to be visible around the Pacific Northwest soon?
The sun has been getting quite active lately, with one sun spot in particular giving off several explosive flares this week, and it could eventually bring some brilliant displays of the Northern Lights to the Pacific Northwest.
5 highlights for your West Seattle Thursday
The meeting's in the Boards and Commissions Room. FRANK FEST: Tonight's that special night of the year when the Feedback Lounge celebrates Frank Sinatra - with food, music, and more.
Phoenix Jones, Q-Patrol, stand aside - Group starts Capitol Hill Block Watch
A revival of the Q-Patrol is not the answer. A Capitol Hill-based group with hopes of citywide influence next week is holding a rally and march to push back on what they see as a rise in crime in the neighborhood and a growing sense that streets like Broadway, Pike and Pine are unsafe at night.
What's a legal weed industry look like? Wash. releasing draft rules for legal pot
In this April 20, 2013 file photo, employees of The Healing Leaf collective in Lake Stevens show some of their product during 'Studio 4/20,' a legal marijuana celebration put on by DOPE Magazine at 7 Point Studios in Seattle.