The Seattle Kraken defeated the Boston Bruins 4-3 in a shootout, overcoming David Pastrnak's hat trick, with Grubauer's key saves and Yamamoto's winning shot.

Steven Irwin, once arrested for using an excavator in a park, has now built a cabin there, despite facing charges and concerns from environmental groups.

A 26-year-old man was shot and killed on a Seattle light rail train, with the shooter at large. Police seek information on the incident that has heightened city-wide tensions.

Richard Sherman was arrested on suspicion of DUI after speeding and showing signs of intoxication; he admitted to drinking. This follows a 2021 legal issue.

Darius Foster discusses the significance of Black History Month and his role managing encampments in South Seattle for the SDOT in a recent interview.

The Seattle Humane Pet Food Bank is addressing a severe supply shortage, receiving community donations, and plans to resume services on February 29th.

Seattle held a workshop at Garfield High School to promote financial education and wealth generation strategies for BIPOC communities in tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King's legacy.

Seattle seeks consultants for the South Park SR 99 corridor overhaul with a focus on community vision, mobility studies, and equity, providing a $1 million contract for a project starting April 2024.

Seattle is redirecting $11.7 million from the KCRHA to its own Human Services Department to manage contracts for outreach and homelessness prevention. Critics fear this move could disrupt regional homelessness efforts.

The Seattle Seahawks have expanded their coaching staff for the 2024 season, adding 15 new assistant coaches, including offensive and defensive roles, to complement Head Coach Mike Macdonald's strategy.

A man was shot in the shoulder after a road rage incident in Seattle's Rainier View neighborhood; the suspects, in a black BMW, fled and remain at large.

Early fog in Seattle will make way for a mostly sunny day with a high of 52 degrees, according to the National Weather Service. Weather ahead includes mixed rain and snow.

Diana Delgado resigns as executive director of Seattle's literary nonprofit Hugo House after less than a year, amidst financial challenges and organizational turnover.