Kathmandu MoMoCha, a Seattle-based Nepalese food business, adapted to the COVID-19 pandemic by selling frozen momos and utilizing funds from the Capital Access Program to buy a food truck, enabling home deliveries and business expansion.

A Makah Tribe member received a two-year prison term for a violent knife attack on an intimate partner. The assault occurred on the Lower Elwha Klallam Reservation.

Redd Dog is leaving Sixth Avenue for a full‑service Tacoma brewpub with an in‑house Mexican menu and a beer garden; the Sixth Avenue taproom pours its last beers this Saturday.

Pierce County agreed to pay $100,000 to resolve a 2019 K‑9 bite lawsuit that survived federal appeals.

Marysville, WA is hosting a Valentine-themed Cupid Shuffle 5K Fun Run on February 14 at Ebony Waterfront Park to support the Lakewood High School cross country team.

Clark County is seeking applicants for a volunteer at-large seat on its Arts Commission, offering residents a chance to influence the local cultural scene.

MetLife bought Westlake Tower in a foreclosure sale. The deal underscores downtown Seattle’s ongoing office‑market reset.

An omakase-style hand-roll sushi counter is moving into Redmond Town Center's former Asher Goods space. Construction is slated to begin in March 2026.

Kent Police is investigating a homicide in Kent, WA after finding a male body. The 33-year-old victim's death is confirmed as a homicide. Public tips are sought, and there's no ongoing threat.

Amazon's housing fund helped SCIDpda buy the century-old Eclipse Hotel in the CID and launch plans to convert its vacant rooms into affordable senior rentals.

A string of break-ins from Wallingford to the U District has left small shops with stolen safes, pried doors and steep repair bills.

Airlines add flights from Seattle to Bay Area for Super Bowl LX following Seahawks' victory, with Alaska, American, and United Airlines expanding service for fans, amidst high demand and prices.

A Washington man was sentenced to six years for distributing fentanyl after a wiretap investigation. His network's activities linked to gun violence and spread across several cities.