Copper Wire Theft Derails Seattle Light Rail Transit–‘Almost’ Interferes with SB Parade Traffic
Two sections of rail were disabled after copper wire theft discovered.
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New Seattle Mayor Facing Backlash Over ‘No-Arrest’ Policy for Open Public Drug Use
The no arrest policy would apply to open drug use, but not trafficking or selling dangerous drugs or narcotics.
Popular, Iconic Store at SeaTac to Close December 31st.
The owners did not elaborate why they are shutting their doors.
WA-Based Worldwide E-Bike Maker files for Chapter 11
Despite the Chapter 11, Officials say they hope to reorganize the company and continue
Legendary Seattle Eatery Skillet Closing, Drops 45 Workers
Skillet began as a food truck years ago
North America’s Biggest E-Bike Seller Files Employee Layoff Alert in Seattle
A WARN (worker adjustment retraining notification) Alert indicates the company could close in early 2026.
Seattle Business Owner Sues City for $30M Over Crime, Homeless Policies
The business owner says policies led to business shutdowns, then crime, then a fire that destroyed property.
City of Seattle Eyeing Getting Into the ‘Food’ or ‘Grocery’ Business?
Seattle leaders considering buying or 'acquiring' the old Fred Meyer store on Lake City Way
Seattle Imagines Electric Hydroplane Ferries for 2026 World Cup
Despite the state's massive issues with deploying new and updating old ferries, this group believes they can make this project happen.
Seattle-Based Zillow Hit With Major Class-Action Fraud Lawsuit
The lawsuit claims there's hidden and fraudulent practices online with Zillow