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March continues to.come in like a lion as high winds are predicted to hit this Friday. THe National Wesather Service has issued a Wind Advisory that starts Friday morning at 1 AM with gusts up to 50mph predicted overnight.

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Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound will pay you $1000.00 cash for any information that leads to the arrest and charge of the suspect(s) responsible for the Hit & Run death of victim APRIL FAIT. Friends and Family of the victim are offering an…MORE

Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound will pay you $1000.00 cash for any information that leads to the arrest and charge of the suspect(s) responsible for the Hit & Run death of victim APRIL FAIT. Friends and Family of the victim are offering an…MORE

A fire at 9829 44th SW consumed a house and trapped a 51 year old disabled woman in an upstairs bathroom. Her boyfriend and son escaped and, according to them, they were downstairs in a garage working on furniture. The woman was in an upstairs…MORE

information from Seattle Public Library

Seattle residents who are experiencing low incomes or homelessness are invited to select free, gently-used women's, men's and children's clothing from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Monday, March 13 at the High…MORE

By Gwen Davis

With tens of thousands of new families projected to move to Seattle within the next decade, city officials are gearing up to ensure there is enough housing, and that it’s affordable.

The Seattle of City is in the…MORE

Congratulations Mount Rainier High School Band & Orchestra at the Soundview Region Solo and Ensemble Contest. Saturday, March 4, 2017 was an exciting day! The winners in each category at this competition earned a spot to play at the…MORE

By Cynthia Flash

For many people with challenging illnesses, there is a “before” and an “after. ” They recall life before a diagnosis or scary event, and life after.

For Fatima Valentine of Des Moines, the turning point came in…MORE

By Lindsay Peyton

The Washington Voting Rights Act seems simple enough on the surface.

The measure aims to empower voters -- and ensure they feel represented in local elections.

Most of the state employs at-large voting…MORE

By Lindsay Peyton

What most people would consider a pile of junk mail, old paperwork and discarded magazines looks totally different in West Seattle resident Linda McClamrock’s eyes.

She sees art supplies in paper of all…MORE