El Koreano opened last Thursday at LeMay — America’s Car Museum, serving Korean‑Mexican tortas, bowls, pastries and espresso on the mezzanine. The cafe replaces Full Throttle Cafe and is open Thu–Mon.

Shell casings were found near 35th SW and SW Morgan after a driver reported being shot at in a reported road‑rage incident; no injuries were reported. Investigators are processing the scene.

A pursuit in Kent ended Saturday night when a car struck a utility pole at West Valley Highway and S 228th; the driver was pronounced dead, police say.

Seattle police say one person was arrested after a Capitol Hill dispute over a bicycle turned into gunfire. The department calls its information preliminary as detectives investigate.

Kitsap 911 says its emergency lines are back up after a temporary outage. The agency urges residents to try alternate numbers or text 911 if they still can't connect.

Woodland Park Zoo's Forest Trailhead opens May 1, reintroducing tree kangaroos and red pandas to a treetop pathway while centering global forest conservation.

County documents show Amazon bought the Ashley Furniture distribution campus in Spanaway for roughly $200 million, plus nearby parcels. The acquisition adds a major logistics node near the Port of Tacoma.

Emergency crews searched Lake Union near Westlake Ave. N after a person-in-water report; Harbor Patrol later found a garbage bag that may have caused the scare.

A 70-year-old traffic flagger was hospitalized after a dump truck struck her near Broadway and E Pine in Capitol Hill; police closed the intersection as investigators worked the scene.

An 85-year-old Seattle man allegedly tried to cut the Bainbridge ferry line, nearly struck a worker and punched an officer, court records show.

Expedia has hired former Snap CFO Derek Andersen to run finance, effective May 11. The SEC filing details a multimillion‑dollar equity grant, signing bonus and relocation support as Andersen moves to Seattle.

Tacoma five-star Oliviyah “Big Oh” Edwards committed to South Carolina after reopening her recruitment; she averaged roughly 30 points and 22 rebounds as a senior.

Microsoft is offering voluntary retirement buyouts to roughly 7% of its U.S. workforce — a move that could affect thousands of Seattle‑area employees. Details land May 7.