Kirkland Celebrates Reopening of Key Downtown Intersection, Eyes Future Pedestrian-Friendly Revamp
The City of Kirkland reopened the Lake Street and Kirkland Avenue intersection after two months of renovation, improving accessibility and commencing the next phase for a pedestrian-friendly upgrade.
Five Sister Suspects Indicted in Million-Dollar Refund Scheme Against National Retailer
Five sisters were indicted for defrauding a retailer via a refund scheme, facing charges of conspiracy and mail fraud. They allegedly exploited a return program to obtain multiple refunds for items not returned.
Bellevue Police Seek Public's Help in Case Involving Teacher Charged with Child Molestation at Newport Heights Elementary
Bellevue Police seek public help after arresting Robert Scroggs, a teacher accused of molesting a child at Newport Heights Elementary, and investigate potential additional victims.
"Belltown Hellcat" Miles Hudson Faces Jail Time for Alleged Violations & New Assault Case in Seattle and Renton
Miles Hudson, the "Belltown Hellcat," faces possible jail time for allegedly violating court terms tied to a previous assault conviction. His legal troubles also include another assault case involving his mother.
Seattle Partners with Verizon and Friendship Circle to Enhance Digital Skills for Differently-Abled Youth
Seattle has partnered with Verizon and the Friendship Circle of Washington to deliver digital skills training to youth with disabilities through grants from the Technology Matching Fund.
Seattle Human Services Department Launches $6.2M Outreach Fund for Unsheltered, Seeks Agency Collaboration
Seattle's Human Services Department proposes a $6.2 million outreach funding plan for homeless services across seven neighborhoods, focusing on care coordination, vehicle residency, and behavioral health.












