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.

The WSIB approved new private‑equity commitments that include funds with holdings tied to Kalshi and Flock Safety, prompting legal and climate worries. Critics say the state’s retirement money faces outsized risk and opaque fees.

A man was stabbed near Pier 70 and suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Seattle police said the investigation is ongoing and no arrest has been made.

Kirkland quadriplegic Tania Finlayson reached an estimated 125 mph in a near-18,000-foot tandem jump this weekend as her family prepares to seek state-record verification.

A Saipan woman was sentenced to nearly six years for running an affinity and Bitcoin investment fraud that targeted older women across the Marianas.

A new community‑science analysis finds Seattle park bird sightings are down 21% since 2005, with shorebirds and common backyard species among the hardest hit.

A 38-year-old was arrested after a stabbing at a SODO tent encampment left a 54-year-old with a non-life-threatening leg wound.

Seattle police are investigating a reported stabbing in Belltown. Officials have not released details yet as detectives work the scene.

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.

King County cut the ribbon on Copperleaf Northgate, delivering 235 affordable apartments next to the Northgate Link station. Plans to redevelop the five remaining acres beside the station remain unsettled.

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.

A Jupiter Power battery storage plan near Snoqualmie Ridge is entering King County review as neighbors warn about fire risk and limited local input. The county will decide whether the project can move forward.