A West Seattle neighbor reported a large coyote near 41st and Dawson. State wildlife officials and local researchers urge pet precautions and reporting.

Legion Sports Bar — co-owned by Richard Sherman and Kam Chancellor — has closed its Bellevue Lincoln Square outpost and will focus on serving fans at Lumen Field. The shift moves the brand from a downtown restaurant to stadium concessions.

48 Hours revisits Gloria Choi’s 2022 killing in Lakewood and attorneys say repeated warnings were missed.

Retired first responders, led by former Sheriff Dave Reichert, filed a federal suit saying E2SHB 2034 unlawfully moves roughly $3.3B from the LEOFF Plan 1 pension trust. Actuaries warn the change raises the risk of future shortfalls.

A Friday morning incident in Covington left one person dead and another injured as deputies investigated a home near SE 258th Place.

A fresh wave of bakeries, noodle shops and coffee spots has opened north of the Ship Canal, from Greenwood to the U‑District.

WSDOT will close parts of eastbound SR 520 and shift ramps in May, pushing Montlake traffic onto alternate exits and creating new merge patterns.

Seattle police said Friday they are investigating a stabbing in Lake City. Details are limited and authorities described the information as preliminary.

Seattle activists are borrowing Minnesota's anti‑ICE tactics — singing, neighborhood 'ICE watches' and Signal rapid‑response networks — to prepare for potential enforcement.

A copper theft stripped Taproot’s rooftop HVAC and put the theatre’s summer shows and youth camps at risk as the company races to raise $400,000.

A Snohomish County man accused of child‑sex crimes was arrested in Yuma by a U.S. Marshals task force. Investigators say the probe dates to July 2024 and involves a 13‑year‑old.

Rainier Valley Coffee opened a new drive‑thru at 5915 Hannah Pierce Road in University Place and will celebrate with free 16‑ounce drinks on May 2.

A Bellevue affiliate bought the Hilton Seattle Airport & Conference Center at 17620 International Blvd and says it will fully renovate the 1960s property. County filings show an ~$18M sale, signaling a major capital refresh for the Sea‑Tac corridor.