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The Seattle apartment market shows ‘signs of life’
Although transaction volume is low, the rental market is “beginning to show more signs of life,” according to new research from Kidder Matthews’ multi-family team, which cited increased liquidity. The team recently released market research on the Seattle and Puget Sound apartment markets. In Seattle, during the...
Kent Police form new Crime Reduction Unit to focus on specific areas
Kent Police have formed a new Crime Reduction Unit in efforts to combat drug trafficking, vehicle theft, street racing and other problem areas. Kent Police Chief Rafael Padilla announced the specialized unit during his Aug. 20 Public Safety Report to the City Council. A sergeant, three officers and a K-9...
Video: Homeless Face Arrest & the DNC Party Continues
Jack and Spike react to the story of the homeless facing arrest because of the Lakewood camping ban. They also talk about Chicago officials denying the cleanup of homeless encampments containing migrants related to the upcoming DNC. Listen to the Jask and Spike Show every weekday from 12pm – 3pm...
Collision Blocks All Northbound Lanes Of I-5 In SeaTac
SEATAC – A collision has blocked all northbound lanes of Interstate 5 near South 188th Street in SeaTac, with the closure expected to last into the early morning commute. Traffic is being diverted via South 200th Street and Military Road before rejoining northbound I-5. There is currently no estimate for when the freeway will reopen, and drivers are advised to allow extra travel time.
Clover Park Rotary Annual Golf Tournament posts another success
Clover Park Rotary (Lakewood) held their 7th annual golf tournament on Saturday August 10th at the American Lake Hospital Golf Course. 108 golfers joined together on a beautiful Saturday, in support of the American Lake Veterans Golf Course and numerous charities supported by Clover Park, including: South Sound Wildlife Park on Phillips Rd, Children of All Nations, the annual Christmas Program, Caring for Kids and many others.
Kent Police arrest 3 juveniles in stolen vehicle after pursuit Tuesday afternoon
Kent Police Patrol and K9 officers arrested three juveniles in a stolen Hyundai Elantra on Tuesday afternoon, Aug. 20, 2024, following a brief pursuit. Officer Green was alerted at 4:12 p.m. that the vehicle, reported stolen in King County, was moving near Central Avenue North and South 228th Street. He quickly positioned himself and confirmed the car was stolen before requesting backup for a high-risk traffic stop.
Cool and unsettled into the weekend!
Most will see mainly sunny skies with a slight increase in temperatures as we head into the upper 80s and 90s Thursday. Areas with more cloud coverage, like Wenatchee and Moses Lake will see temperatures just slightly cooler in the low to mid 80s. Northerly winds are set to pick up for the northern mountains of Washington and Idaho, as well as the Columbia Basin as an area of low pressure deepens over southern Oregon and central Idaho. Wind gust of 25mph and RH of 25% or less will create the potential for elevated fire danger. As the low continues to trek inland Friday, the Inland northwest will see southerly winds usher in maritime air, producing cool air advection...a rare phenomenon for our area. What that means for us is a drop in temperatures and a rise in dewpoints and the potential for showers Friday evening and overnight into Saturday.
Alert: Invasive Species Rattles Washington State Pet Store
Alert: Invasive Species Zebra Mussels Rattle Washington State Pet Store. As you pull across the Washington State line near Umatilla, you'll see a boat inspection area for invasive species that could be attached to the underbelly of your boat. 4 Reasons Why Zebra Mussels Are Bad For Washington State. It's...
How Washington State Can Fine You $5,000 for a Broken Smoke Alarm
Did you know that Washington State can sue you for $5,000 for a broken fire alarm?. Washington State Can Impose $5,000 Fine for Non-Working Smoke Alarms. In a move aimed at increasing residential fire safety, Washington State has enacted stringent regulations regarding smoke alarms, with penalties reaching up to $5,000 for non-compliance. This initiative is part of a broader effort to address the significant risks associated with non-working or completely absent smoke detection systems.
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