Teatro Zinzanni paused shows and now faces vendor lawsuits and state wage complaints after staffers say they did not receive final paychecks. Legal fights and agency claims are now underway.

Seattle police say a man was shot multiple times at E Pine and Belmont in Capitol Hill; a subject is being questioned and a PIO is en route.

Federal Way native Corinne Stoddard took bronze in the women's 1,500m short‑track final in Milan, leading much of the race and holding on for a landmark Olympic podium.

An 18-year-old accepted a plea to first-degree manslaughter in the 2024 Shoreline killing of BillyJo Perkins; sentencing is set for late March 2026.

ORCA’s Tap to Pay starts Feb. 23: contactless cards and mobile wallets will be accepted across much of the Puget Sound system, while reduced fares still require ORCA cards.

Westside Neighbors Shelter in West Seattle took in about 48 people during a sudden cold snap; volunteers warned fentanyl and cold exposure raise hypothermia risks and said small donations keep the doors open.

A detached car hood smashed through a Jeep's windshield on SR-512 near Puyallup Thursday; the driver was unhurt and Washington State Patrol is asking witnesses to come forward.

Seattle Fire says crews are responding to a residential-structure fire in the 230 block of 8th Ave N. The department asked people to avoid the area while crews work.

Amazon reported roughly $717B in 2025 revenue to narrowly overtake Walmart’s $713B, marking the first time Amazon tops annual sales and spotlighting Seattle’s corporate clout.

The Summit expansion brought crowds back to downtown, but the district that runs the center says its finances remain "fragile" and tied to hotel‑tax swings.

A proposed state law would bar Tacoma from enforcing certain camping bans unless officials can show accessible shelter was available at the time, creating legal and logistical questions.

With groceries roughly 30% pricier than before the pandemic, Seattle shoppers are turning to dollar‑store dinners to stretch tight budgets.

Eastside Fire & Rescue posted an incident update covering several eastside communities. Officials point residents to their X feed and website for details.