Adrian’s Restaurant & Tequila Bar on Main Street has quietly closed; a message on the site thanked guests and window signage hints a Brazilian concept may be coming.

Organizers have plotted roughly 66 No Kings protests across Washington next Saturday, with neighborhood rallies in Seattle and statewide trainings for volunteers.

A late-night break-in at Chihuly Garden and Glass left nearly $250,000 in damage; Seattle police arrested a 40-year-old suspect at the scene.

Seattle Fire says crews contained an exterior blaze on the 700 block of Galer Street and kept it out of the building. Crews knocked down the majority of flames on the outside.

A private lot across from the Space Needle was cleared after five months; the court-appointed receiver will pay cleanup while the city says private land limits outreach.

A 34-unit Capitol Hill landmark, the Roy Vue Apartments, sold for $11.5M in a Cushman & Wakefield-arranged deal; offering materials flag conversion and rent-up upside.

Seattle police are investigating after a worker found what appeared to be a human skull at a West Seattle transfer station; the item was collected as evidence and the medical examiner was notified.

NOAA reached an agreement to fund nine Alaska seismic stations, restoring near-real-time data that tsunami forecasters use to speed alerts for the Aleutians and Pacific Northwest.

Washington State University has paused the equine portion of a large‑animal surgery elective after receiving threatening messages, and says it will not bring eight horses to campus this spring. The college cited safety for students, staff and animals.

Advocates and shelter staff say King County’s 2024 Point‑in‑Time snapshot undercounted families, and they want sampling and outreach changes to capture households with children.

Fire crews extinguished a blaze Tuesday at a First Hill business that houses an art gallery, an event space and a tattoo shop; officials had not released details on injuries or cause.

Police investigated reports of gunfire at Westcrest Park Monday; officers found shell casings and no injuries were immediately reported.

City data show a 31% drop in parking citations and a $640,000 enforcement revenue shortfall. The decline follows a slowdown by parking officers amid stalled contract talks.