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Normandy Park resident Brett Fish lives next door to the Miller Creek sewer facility and every once in a while an unpleasant smell wafts from the facility where large air scrubbers purify the air.

"It's not a good smell, Fish said. "Not at…MORE

On June 22 at 12:02 a.m. Federal Way Police and Fire personnel were called to the 2600 block of Southwest 333rd Place to a report of an injured child.

Upon arrival, officers contacted the father of the male seven-month-old victim. The…MORE

The final end to what was for a while an historic building and it seems fit that there is an Historic Ballard sign to the left of the photo. The Denny's restaurant was demolished by crews on Wednesday morning, clearing the land for yet another…MORE

Despite lingering neighborhood doubts, the Seattle School District says it has every intention of working with the surrounding community to determine what uses should replace Denny Middle School after it's torn down and rebuilt on Sealth High's…MORE

Kids are spending more time indoors with the growing popularity of technology given to them each day. Computers, video games, and television are taking over and it's getting more difficult to get kids to enjoy the simple pleasures of the outdoors…MORE

In the popular film, "This is Spinal Tap," Michael McKean's character, David St. Hubbins considers two album cover images, one sexually tasteless, the other sexually "artistic." He then recites the now classic line, "It's such a fine line between…MORE

Elections in the 34th Legislative District will be easy this year because the three incumbents have drawn no opposition this year.

Recently appointed State Sen. Joe McDermott will get the remaining two years of the office's four-year term…MORE

A Ballard woman has formed her own army in the fight against breast cancer.

When the 2008 Komen Puget Sound Race for the Cure happened on June 21, Ann McMurray brought "Ann E's Army," with over 105 supporters who have raised money for…MORE

With a system already intact to help the people of Seattle get quick answers and services to their basic city needs such as water, power, parks, roads and public safety, the city is still finding their service not up to par to what individuals…MORE

The Westwood Neighborhood Council has developed what they call "an early vision" for the use of the Denny Middle School site and other lands owned by the Seattle Public Schools District.

Steven Fischer, president of the Westwood…MORE