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Seattle man accused of making threats found with gun, drugs, cash
The Seattle Police Department (SPD) found a gun, varying amounts of different drugs and over $8,000 in cash after arresting a man for making domestic violence threats in South Seattle Monday night. Just before 10 p.m. Monday, SPD officers responded to a report of gun threats in the 5400 block...
“It literally put electric guitar rock back on the map”: Nancy Wilson explains how Seattle grunge icons Nirvana and Pearl Jam defeated corporate ’80s music
Nancy Wilson has shared her thoughts on “real deal” Seattle bands Nirvana, Pearl Jam and Alice in Chains, and how grunge music waved the “big hair” days of ’80s rock goodbye. In a new interview with Ultimate Guitar, Wilson labels the end of “corporate ’80s”...
‘There are no quick fixes’: WSF director tackles long-standing issues in first 5 months
The Washington State Ferries system has been plagued with the same problems for years aging boats, staff shortages, and low employee morale. But it does have a fairly new director, so has he been able to affect any change? Steve Nevey assumed that role in March, so now, with just about five months under his belt there, KOMO News asked him how he would rate his performance so far.
This Week in A&E: Snoqualmie Days, Music and a Movie, and a Pickleball Special
Community tradition Snoqualmie Days returns on Aug. 16 with festivities that include a music crawl, pancake breakfast, silent auction, parade, and more. Find out more here. Carnation is hosting at Tolt Commons on Aug. 17 the Music & Movie in the Park event. Live performances from singer Samara Reign and sitarist Kaira Soin will begin at 7 p.m.; a screening of family favorite "The Sandlot" follows at 8:30 p.m. Get more details here.
Two men face federal charges for alleged role in Asian family robberies
Two men were indicted on federal charges for their alleged role in a string of violent robberies targeting Asian families across three Washington counties, including two July 2022 incidents in Kent. Kevin Thissel, 28, and Christopher Johnson, 23, were indicted under the federal Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO),...
Auburn police laud impact of fireworks policies
The Auburn Police Department responded to 89 fireworks-related calls between 11 a.m. July 4 and 8 a.m. July 5, the second lowest number of calls among the cities of Auburn, Renton (123), Kent (119), Federal Way (112) and Tukwila (33). In addition, Auburn’s volume of calls during this year’s entire...
Police Blotter | Package Theft; Elk Blocking Traffic; Flower Bed Vandalism
Suspects in a burglary of the Snoqualmie Post Office the previous week were identified. The postal inspector may file federal charges as the two identified subjects are suspects in several other post office burglaries in the state. August 4, 2024. Officers responded to a North Bend motel for the report...
Seattle weather: Clouds to start Friday, afternoon sunbreaks with highs in the low 70s
Today was another mild afternoon with highs in the low 70s. We saw some nice afternoon sunbreaks around the Central Puget sound, while others were stuck under more clouds. Overnight clouds return with mild temperatures. Lows in the mid to upper 50s. Highs Friday will be in the low 70s...
Final Federal Seattle Defendant from “Operation New Day” Sentenced to Five Years in Prison
A 56-year-old Seattle man was sentenced to 5 years for dealing drugs in downtown Seattle while armed. He possessed a firearm and various drugs. The case was investigated by the DEA and SPD.
Slog AM: Prosecutors Drop Charges Against Pro-Palestine Protesters, Sonya Massey's Family Makes Demands, Harris Leads in Swing States
Perfect: As someone who is becoming more and more appreciative of cloud cover, I am really looking forward to the weather today. This morning will start out mostly cloudy with temperatures in the mid 60s. The sun should come out a little more around noon, and temperatures will continue to rise until we hit the low 70s. Perfect day to wear big pants, little top.
Celebrate the Legacies of Murphy’s Pub and Changes at Historic Wallingford’s Not-So-Secret Speakeasy Event
This September 15th, join us for a fun-filled evening where we celebrate to legacy businesses in Wallingford, Murphy’s Pub and Changes Bar and Grill. Picture a dark and moody hideaway, offering a step back in time to experience a slice of history during the 1920’s. Here are some of the planned highlights of the event:
Snoqualmie Valley Community Calendar | Aug. 16 edition
Free Summer Matinee: Join the North Bend Theatre, 125 Bendigo Blvd. North, for a free matinee showing of “Beethoven” at 11 a.m. Aug. 16. For more information, contact business@northbendtheatre.com. Refuge Outdoor Festival: Join Golden Brick Events for a outdoor recreation and camping experience geared toward people of color...
Gang leader, accomplice accused of targeting Asian families in Washington indicted
A leader of a gang accused of a series of armed robberies targeting Asian families, as well as his accomplice, have been indicted, federal officials announced Thursday. The crimes were committed across King, Snohomish and Skagit Counties and include one homicide. Kevin Thissel, 28, and Christopher Johnson, 23, have been...
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