Seattle council advances bill allowing use of ‘less lethal’ weapons by police
The use of blast balls, tear gas and pepper spray has been contentious, the debate picking up steam after the 2020 protests.
Which Free Agents Could Seahawks' Coordinator Candidates Lure to Seattle?
The Seahawks have met with four candidates for their offensive coordinator vacancy and each of those coaches would have ...
Seattle mayor to hold press conference on major drug takedown
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell is expected to be joined by the U.S. Attorney’s Office, the FBI, and the Seattle Police ...
Car-ownership rate hits record low in Seattle, census data shows
For the first time since the U.S. Census Bureau started tracking this data, 20% of Seattle households do not own a car, ...
Seahawks offseason to-do list: Six steps to help Seattle get closer to contention
From a new OC and a decision on Geno Smith to cap-related releases and key players to re-sign, Seattle has plenty of work ...
Seattle is the only city of the largest 25 US cities to have zero homicides in 2025
Seattle is the only city of the largest 25 cities in the U.S. to not have a reported homicide so far in 2025, a news coverage ...
Proposed Seattle crowd control bill amended to limit use of blast balls
A proposed bill related to crowd control policies in Seattle has been amended to include some limitations on the use of ...
Nearly 2 dozen shell casings litter scene where teens shot in Seattle's South Park
SEATTLE — Shell casings were strewn across the street and two teenage boys are in the hospital after they were hurt in a ...
Seattle falls to 25th in best-performing cities ranking
The metro, which includes Bellevue and Everett, had jumped to the No. 24 spot last year after plummeting to No. 34 and losing ...
Seattle Storm’s surprising free agency move could have major WNBA implications
T he Seattle Storm have cored Gabby Williams, ESPN’s Kevin Pelton reported on Tuesday. That means that the versatile wing ...
Two Seattle education levies for buildings, programs, staff on February ballot
The state’s largest school district is turning to taxpayers to help pay for school buildings and programs, from Special ...