Mimi Teriyaki #2's made-to-order teriyaki, house sauces and katsu sandwiches have turned a South End corner into a buzzy Tacoma destination. The Changs cook much of it to order and list most plates in the low-to-mid teens.

A motorcyclist died Monday after a crash with a box truck closed eastbound SR 512 near Puyallup and forced diversions at E Pioneer Ave.

Advocates say Washington’s child‑welfare agency failed to screen and assist immigrant foster youths seeking SIJ protections, leaving teens at risk of deportation and lost benefits.

A viral clip shows an armed group chasing someone through Seattle before officers intervened. Details about arrests and motive remain limited.

A bipartisan bill in Congress would funnel up to $550 million a year into federal ferry grants, a potential lifeline for Puget Sound commuters hit by cancellations. Supporters say the money could speed vessel replacements and terminal upgrades.

A blast tied to remodeling fumes damaged a garage and left one man with burns; Everett Fire says the blaze was accidental.

Seattle police posted an alert early Sunday saying they’re investigating a shooting in North Seattle; details remain sparse as detectives work the scene.

William Scott Morse was sentenced to 25 years after prosecutors say he used Craigslist babysitting ads to solicit teens, including one 15‑year‑old he met at her home.

Neighbors along Aurora Ave shared video and counted spent casings after a shooting, and residents say the police response felt slow and insufficient. The clip has reignited worries about recurring gunfire on the corridor.

One person was shot near 35th Ave S and S Findlay; the victim was taken to Harborview Medical Center.

A $54M Morgan Stanley‑backed loan refinanced the Courtyard by Marriott in downtown Bellevue, keeping the 253‑room property with Puget Sound Hospitality and freeing capital for upgrades. Lenders cited transit proximity and steady demand.

Bellevue approved up to $10 million to help KidsQuest buy and renovate the former Bellevue Arts Museum, clearing a path for a larger downtown children's museum aimed to open in 2029.

Seattle bowlers say Lucky Strike's roll-up drove up prices and worsened lanes; a class-action seeks damages and to block deals.