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Updating the RayShauna Webber murder case: a missed guilty plea in 2019 Cal Anderson stabbing
This summer marked the five-year anniversary of the stabbing death of RayShauna Webber in Cal Anderson Park. While many reported on the killing and the arrest of truck driver David Nichols in what police said was a knife assault over an offer to light a cigarette in the park, CHS and other media missed an important update in the case.
Retired Navy captain from Seattle to compete in 'The Golden Bachelorette'
SEATTLE — A retired Navy captain from Seattle is set to compete to win the heart of the inaugural Golden Bachelorette beginning this September. Golden Bachelorette Joan Vassos in a "heartbreaking decision" left “The Golden Bachelor" after a medical concern with her daughter, according to ABC. Vassos also...
Council Sacrificed $7.75 Million in Mental Health Funding to Mayor’s Plan to Avoid New Taxes on Big Businesses
At Tuesday’s meeting, the city council voted again to reject Council Member Tammy Morales's amendment to restore the $20 million the previous council approved for mental health services and gun violence prevention programming for Seattle Public Schools students. While proponents left disappointed, Council Member Cathy Moore, in what sounded...
Chick-fil-A bringing back its Banana Pudding Milkshake after 13-year US hiatus
Chick-fil-A has announced the return of its Banana Pudding Milkshake, a fan favorite that has been absent from the menu for 13 years. The nostalgic dessert is making its way back to locations nationwide, offering a sweet twist on the classic Southern treat. Originally debuted in 2011, the Banana Pudding...
Kent man charged in violent attack near Seattle Great Wheel
SEATTLE - In a shocking incident caught on video, a 22-year-old Kent man has been charged with three counts of assault following a violent attack near the Seattle Great Wheel. The brutal beatdown occurred on April 10, when two women and a man were returning home from work. Thankfully, the victims are expected to recover, and their pursuit of justice has been aided by a concerned neighbor who recorded the incident with her cell phone.
Murder investigation underway after Hawaii woman found dead in Washington State
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Detectives are investigating the apparent murder of a woman from Hawaii in Washington State. Seattle police said they found the body of 26-year-old Zoey He in her boyfriend’s home in Olympic Hills on Saturday. The 25-year-old suspect, Andy Chu, told police he couldn’t remember why he...
Mariners' prospects continue to impress in industry midseason rankings updates
Jim Callis, Jonathan Mayo at MLB Pipeline, and Kiley McDaniel from ESPN released their midseason Top 100 prospect lists this week. The Mariners have a couple of fast risers, a unanimous new #1, and a reason for optimism from the 2024 draft class. While the big league team is fighting...
3 Seahawks veterans who will be cut before Week 1 and why
2024 marks Year 1 of the Mike Macdonald era for the Seattle Seahawks, though there aren't high expectations for the team this season. Sportsbooks have set the Macdonald-led Seahawks' win total at 7.5 games. In other words, Seattle projects to be below .500 and presumably out of playoff contention. Considering they've posted a 9-8 record in consecutive campaigns, the odds suggest an unfortunate step backward is on the horizon.
Baby gorilla forced to find another family after mother rejects him after birth, zoo says
SEATTLE (Gray News) - A gorilla born at a zoo in Washington state is getting relocated to another zoo to live with a surrogate mother and another family of gorillas. According to the Woodland Park Zoo, first-time mother Akenji has rejected her new baby who was born on June 28.
Seattle, King County workers will soon report to downtown offices more often
Seattle executive branch employees will soon have to report to work in-person three days a week as the downtown area slowly continues to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell announced that executive employees will return to office more often starting Nov. 4. The city has approximately 14,000 total employees and about 13,300 of them work for executive branch departments and offices.
Former Mariners Ace Suffers Serious Injury In Latest Start, Putting Season in Jeopardy
Former Seattle Mariners and current Boston Red Sox starter James Paxton was placed on the 15-day injured list on Monday with a right calf strain that could potentially be season-ending.
OlyFed Launches Campaign to Support Yelm Community Schools
Kids are about to head back to school, excited for new classes, friends, activities and sports. In Yelm however, students will have less choice this year when it comes to important after-school activities like performing arts and athletics, due to their second tax levy failing and leaving a $15 million budget deficit. Olympia Federal Savings (OlyFed) saw the need and has responded with its Two Cent program and Pride of the Prairie Campaign. You can help local students get the opportunities they deserve.
Police: Kidnapper injured in 12-year-old’s escape
WENATCHEE — A Wenatchee man is charged with kidnapping and other felonies for allegedly inviting a 12-year-old girl into his car and refusing to let her leave. Chelan County prosecutors filed charges Tuesday against Omar Christopher Harding, 41, including second-degree kidnapping, two counts of second-degree assault, and one each of first degree theft and felony harassment.
City of Chehalis approves new agreement to increase monthly sewer rates for Napavine and Lewis County Sewer District 4
With the interlocal agreement and sewer rate structure between the City of Chehalis and the City of Napavine and Lewis County Sewer District (LCSD) 4 having last been updated in 2015, the Chehalis
Habitat for Humanity breaks ground on largest affordable housing project in Burien
Ground was broken at the Miller Creek Community housing project on Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2024, to celebrate the construction of a new affordable housing community that will offer 40 low-income families the stability and long-term equity that homeownership provides. The project features 3 and 4-bedroom, 1.5-bath homes that are approximately...
Renton City Council approves motion to research Houston family land issue
A few months after a Cascade PBS documentary debuted about reparations for Black families in King County and over a year of sharing his story at every Renton School Board meeting, John Houston, 71, brought the story of his family and their fight for reparations to the Renton City Council for the first time.
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