Lola Hernandez-George was last seen walking near S Clark Street in Aberdeen, her half-blonde, half-blue hair a key identifying detail.

A bus driver found the man dying in the intersection at 24th Ave NW and NW 85th St before dawn Tuesday.

A new 391-page environmental review floats housing on Aurora Avenue instead, but city officials say Magnolia's Fort Lawton plan is still moving forward.

The Holy Birdy takes over Fuzion Cafe's old 6th Avenue spot, pairing khao man gai with pandan pastries by day.

Vince and Carol Bryan, who built the original Gorge venue in 1986, are returning with a 1,200-seat hall called The Grotto near Quincy.

Two windows shattered as a car hit a building near California and Manning, then the teen occupants ran off before police arrived.

A driver suffered burns after the vehicle veered onto a Redmond trail and slammed into a pole, downing live power lines.

New Auburn law lets police impound e-motos and fine riders up to $750, with parents on the hook for kids' violations.

The SoDo landmark with the neon “R” sign is for sale again, just months after its $35 million sale in 2025.

Toasted survived three break-ins and a nine-month permitting fight before cutting bagel prices and doubling down on Capitol Hill.

Morgan Davis vanished on foot from Broadway near Seattle Central College and may be riding transit alone, police say.

Seattle firefighters raced to a rollover with people trapped at 3rd Ave NW and NW 90th St, a corridor already flagged for speeding.

Poquitos is reopening on Capitol Hill under new owner Saulo Cruz, linking the Mexican restaurant with Tavern Law.