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Caitlin Clark seemingly told the Storm to 'stop crying' at the end of a tense game
During Sunday’s Indiana Fever and Seattle Storm game, things got tense between the team’s two coaches right at the end of the contest. Fever coach Christie Sides and Storm coach Noelle Quinn had words on the sideline at the end of the fourth quarter, presumably over Indiana not pulling its starters after Seattle did as the game got out of hand for the Storm.
Man arrested for DUI after crashing into Seattle lumber warehouse
SEATTLE — A North Seattle business suffered thousands of dollars in damages after a man crashed into the building. Seattle police arrested a 62-year-old man for driving under the influence (DUI) on Aug. 10. Officers responded to reports of a vehicle crashed into a building near the 9300 block of Aurora Avenue North at 6:23 p.m.
Drug dealer who sold fentanyl outside Seattle methadone clinic sentenced to federal prison
SEATTLE — A judge in the U.S. District Court in Seattle sentenced a drug dealer to federal prison for trafficking fentanyl to patients near a Seattle methadone clinic. At a sentencing hearing Monday morning, prosecutors said Mohamed A. Muse, 37, of Kent, sold fentanyl, cocaine, and heroin to vulnerable people who were trying to overcome drug addictions.
Facing the Storm: Three Generations Fighting the Fight
The episode, “Three Generations Fighting the Fight”, highlights the work of the George family and their attempt to prevent the Trans Mountain Pipeline from traveling through the ancestral lands and waters of the Tsleil-Waututh Nation. The Trans Mountain Pipeline would increase seven-fold the frequency of oil tanker traffic in the sacred waters of the Burrard Inlet. It is not if, but when an oil spill occurs and when it does happen it will lead to horrendous damage.
Frelard Tamales opens new brick-and-mortar restaurant and El Sueñito brewery
Green Lake’s walk-up tamale spot Frelard Tamales now has a brick-and-mortar in Fremont at 106 N 36th Street. Owners Osbaldo Hernandez and husband Denny Ramey started Frelard Tamales about six years ago in Green Lake out of a takeout window. This summer they closed up the takeout window and...
DoorDash spends over $1M to fight Seattle minimum wage law
DoorDash has spent more than $1 million since January lobbying to repeal Seattle's minimum wage law for app-based delivery drivers, according to city records. Why it matters: The minimum wage ordinance has been a topic of intense debate since it took effect in January, with DoorDash and UberEats responding with new fees that some restaurants and drivers say have caused them to lose business.
Seattle to Transition from Sunny Skies to Showers, Possible Thunderstorms in Weekly Forecast
As Seattle residents enjoy a mostly sunny sky with temperatures peaking near 76 degrees today, the city is bracing for a potential shift in weather patterns. The latest report indicates a 30 percent likelihood of rain after 4am tonight, transforming the clear conditions into mostly cloudy skies, with a cooler low around 61 degrees as south winds blow at 7 to 9 mph, according to the National Weather Service.
Seattle Seahawks Mascot Crowned “Most Forgettable” in the NFL
I don't know about you, but this makes me mad as a longtime Seahawks fan!. Seattle Seahawks Mascot Named "Most Forgettable in the NFL". Hey, listen up, fellow 12s! So, I just heard something that's got me feeling a mix of disbelief and pure, unadulterated outrage. Apparently, according to some study by Sporcle, our very own Blitz, yes the Seahawks mascot, has been crowned the most forgettable in the entire NFL. Can you believe that?
One Seahawks issue popping up in the preseason could doom the entire season
The Seattle Seahawks have won one and lost one through the first two games of the 2024 preseason. What does that mean? Literally nothing. The important part is how the players are adapting to the new offensive and defensive schemes and what indications fans can glean that the new schemes will be better than the ones under former head coach Pete Carroll.
Bill Gates flags off first-ever India Day celebrations in Seattle
Seattle, Aug 17 (IANS) Microsoft co-founder and renowned philanthropist Bill Gates flagged off the first-ever India Day celebrations in the Greater Seattle area, describing India as a “global leader” with breakthrough innovations in various sectors. Attending the event as the Guest of Honour at the invitation of the...
Civic groups call for DOJ investigation into Tacoma Police practices
TACOMA, Wash. - Representatives with the Tacoma Pierce County Coalition say they have written a letter to the Department of Justice requesting a federal investigation into the Tacoma Police Department. Eight community organizations came together to release the statement, saying there is "widespread excessive use of force and discriminatory policing,"...
One of last Buffalo Soldiers had Jefferson County ties
William Jones was one of the last Buffalo Soldiers. He was a U.S. Army master sergeant, prisoner of war in Korea and founder of the 9th & 10th Horse Cavalry Buffalo Soldiers Museum in Tacoma, Kan. Jones was born on July 15, 1918, to farmers Joseph Jones and Elizabeth Betty...
New park named for Dr. Joye Hardiman
Tacoma city government has seized an opportunity to honor one of our city’s most respected and influential community members. Through the Tacoma City Council’s unanimous passage of Resolution No. 41509 on Aug. 13, a parcel of city-owned property at 1505 S. 5th St. will now be named Dr. W. Joye Hardiman Park.
Mayor proposes possible safety levy as council retreat focuses on what city needs — and what it could do without
For eight hours Friday, the Edmonds City Council, Mayor Mike Rosen and city staff grappled with the implications of a budget shortfall that leaves elected officials with some stark choices as they begin creating a biennial budget for 2025-2027. Among the choices discussed was a possible $20 million safety levy to fund priorities identified as part of a recent community survey.
Kittitas County, College Place get federal funding for energy projects
OLYMPIA, Wash.-The Washington State Department of Commerce awarded infrastructure funding to nine cities and counties across the state for energy conservation projects. The block grants awarded are funded through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law passed in 2021, according to the Department of Commerce. “This federal funding is designed to empower small...
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