Maya Tizon

UW researchers mapped 2,400 eco-blocks in Georgetown, raising questions about RV parking, homelessness, and who placed the barriers.

A New York-based think tank will likely audit SPD’s cameras. Critics say the auditor has controversial funders and a checkered track record.

Duwamish Valley groups appeal a permit letting Ash Grove's Seattle cement plant burn more tires, warning of worsening air quality in South Park and Georgetown.

A group of trees — some of which are said to be over 100 years old — on a lot in Columbia City have been razed. The property at 3936 S. Angeline St. was purchased in December 2024 by Albert Clark Real Estate for development of single-family homes.

An Olympia father returning from the Philippines was detained at Sea-Tac Airport — part of a pattern advocates say is targeting green-card holders under renewed federal enforcement. Immigration groups are urging caution and preparation before

“In a decade, we have just really, really advanced,” through hard-earned lessons applied to the pandemic, floods and opioids.

Last year, Evergreen saw the most fights, by far, in the district’s middle schools. Now things are quieter. Parents credit staff and new policies.

City leaders have turned to stiffer laws for nonviolent offenses. Arrests for drug-related crimes have skyrocketed.

Ryan Greely arrested Molly Wright in August on charges of obstructing, though state law generally allows filming police in public.

A review of dozens of jail booking records showed the vast majority of those defendants usually spent two days or less in jail.