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By Patrick Robinson

Homelessness as an issue is political, emotional, personal, and tests faith, intellect, patience and budgets.

 In its ongoing commitment to better serve Puget Sound, Woodland Park Zoo is expanding its diversity and inclusion program.

 A Burien, Washington felon was sentenced today in U.S. District Court in Seattle to seven years in prison and five years of supervised release for three drug and firearm related crimes, announced U.S. Attorney Annette L. Hayes.

King County Sheriff reports that at 8:20 PM, a 16 year old male from Burien and his 14 year old friend were in a detached garage to a house in Bu

information from Seattle Police Blotter

The SeaTac City Council voted unanimously to appoint Christopher Dennis as the new City Manager.

Sub Pop Records held their 30th Anniversary party on Alki Beach on Aug. 11, and thousands took part in the rock festival atmosphere spread out across the entire Alki neighborhood.

A One-of-a-kind Sub Pop “SPF30,” 30th Anniversary Art-themed Commemorative Guitar—Hand Made Maverick Pro Model will be auctioned off to benefit the Southwest Seattle Historical Society. 

A Horizon Airlines Q400 prop aircraft that was stolen from a storage area at SeaTac Airport, took off and crashed on Ketron Island, in Pierce County Friday evening. The plane flew roughly 25 miles before going down.

Serving thousands of people in need monthly, the White Center Food Bank joined the moveme