Danji Korean Cuisine is expanding to Mercer Island at 2707 78th Ave. SE, joining its Issaquah flagship. A state liquor license has been approved but no opening date is set.

Puget Sound Energy filed a three‑year plan asking regulators for big electric and gas increases across 2027–2029. Regulators will review the request while customers eye assistance options.

A Moses Lake man was sentenced to 15 years after prosecutors say he resumed meth and fentanyl trafficking following an earlier early release. Federal officials say coordinated state and ATF work built the case.

State officials recalled oysters and clams from Drayton Harbor after multiple norovirus-like illnesses linked to raw oysters. Restaurants and retailers were told to remove affected product.

Families who say their children were mistreated at NW SOIL filed suit last Thursday, adding OSPI and accusing the state of ignoring years of complaints.

A Lakewood man was charged with two counts of attempted murder after police say a woman was stabbed about 20 times outside a Days Inn. Court filings name Derrick Chapman and show a hearing set for April 7.

Three orcas were reported deep inside Elliott Bay on Monday near the Port’s container wharves. Local sighting networks and state agencies urge safe distancing and reporting.

Seattle Fire says crews are responding to a reported blaze on the 1700 block of Belmont Ave and urged people to avoid the area.

A 911 caller reported a bomb threat at Renton's Valley Medical Center Sunday evening. Port of Seattle K‑9 teams searched the hospital, found nothing and operations resumed.

Developers have filed plans to convert the landmarked Liggett Building at 1424 Fourth Ave into about 93 apartments, testing Seattle’s new conversion tax incentive and preservation rules.

Surveillance and court records show a car circling the Bellevue YMCA lot before an 88-year-old was struck and killed. Prosecutors point to the suspect’s long criminal and treatment history.

Newly released surveillance footage shows the moments before and after a Dec. 1 fatal shooting at Evangadi Hookah Lounge in Seattle, renewing scrutiny of the case. Investigators say video and forensic links helped identify a suspect.

A Spokane man received 20 years after agents found a basement pill press and enough fentanyl powder to make more than 2 million lethal pills. Prosecutors say the seizure removed a major local threat.