September 2025

Snag your ticket today for Wine & Jazz Night, a fundraiser for The Center for Active Living.

Savor tastings from local wineries Welcome Road Winery, Viscon Cellars and Pine Lake Cellars plus distiller Lodgepole Distilling, complemented by a delectable charcuterie spread by Annalise.

Millions of people across Washington and around the globe are gearing up to participate in this year's International ShakeOut Day, an annual earthquake drill designed to enhance safety and preparedness for major seismic events. Scheduled for Thursday, October 16, 2025, the Great Washington ShakeOut encourages individuals, families, schools, businesses, and government agencies to practice vital earthquake safety procedures.

At least 13 shots were fired from the parking lot at the Don Armeni boat launch on Wednesday night just before midnight, destroying at least six windows and damaging two others in the building at 1307 Harbor Ave. SW. 

The parking lot that had been closed during the summer months is now open.

Glass from the windows on the fourth floor fell to the street, No one was injured.

Harbor Ave SW was briefly closed for an investigation.

The building owned by YMSA is an entity of Youngone Corp. of South Korea, a manufacturer and distributor of sports gear and outdoor apparel.

Information from Seattle Police Blotter

At 11:41pm on Tuesday, patrol responded to a report of property damage in progress with possible shots fired in the 7900 block of 9 Ave SW.

Officers arrived to a chaotic scene with opposing stories being reported with suspects possibly having fled in a vehicle. This vehicle was located and a brief pursuit was initiated until involvement information was determined to terminate the pursuit.

Despite conflicting reports, investigating officers determined that a shooting had occurred and conducted a community caretaking search of the home. A male located hiding inside during this search was found to have a protection order with one of the involved parties.

Evidence suggested that the shooting likely originated from inside the home.

Consent was granted by the homeowner and a handgun consistent with the evidence was found hidden inside.

Seattle's future development and growth are at the forefront as the City Council prepares for a major public hearing on September 12 regarding the proposed "One Seattle Plan," a significant update to the city's Comprehensive Plan. This 20-year vision guides decisions on housing, jobs, transportation, utilities, parks, and other public assets. The Council's Select Committee on the Comprehensive Plan, chaired by Councilmember Joy Hollingsworth and comprising all nine Councilmembers, is currently reviewing the proposal.