Seattle woman is allegedly accused of stealing her own Coach bag at Goodwill. Then she spends 11 minutes on a call to 911: ‘Unbelievable’ That wasn’t even the “real trouble” We Got This Covered · Oct 8
Starbucks Sued Over Eight Sugar-Free Protein Drinks That a Lawsuit Says Contain Up to 21 Grams of Sugar A Seattle lawsuit alleges that eight Starbucks "Sugar-Free" protein drinks contain 13 to 21 grams of sugar. Here's what the labeling law says and what to check. Medical Daily · Oct 7
California woman allegedly spends months filming a family in Seattle for Chinese officials. Then FBI arrests her at LAX when they identify her target She was allegedly collecting possible leverage against Taiwan. We Got This Covered · Oct 6
A widow, an empty nest and a €610,000 French château: How Abigail Carter reinvented her life at 59 Abigail Carter moved to France to transform a neglected château into a retreat for artists and writers. After years of rebuilding her life as a widow, she found purpose in this venture. The purchase of Château de Borie cost her €610,000, and she navigated French legalities and renovation challenges. Her… The Economic Times · Oct 6
Meet Corpo Bean, The Little Blue Character Making Sense Of Modern Work Life In 25 Comics Drawn by a Seattle hybrid worker with a bone-dry sense of humor, Corpo Bean handles inboxes, business trips, and adulthood about as well as the rest of us. It may be a bean, but its problems are suspiciously human. Bored Panda · Oct 6
Seattle Woman's 'Horror Movie' Behaviour Caught on Video as Chinatown-ID Battles Open-Air Drug Crisis Footage from Seattle's Chinatown-International District has fuelled fresh discussion about public safety, crisis care and intervention International Business Times UK · Oct 5
King County Flu ER Visits Jumped to 233 in One September Week, Up From 31 a Year Earlier King County logged 233 flu-related ER visits in the week ending Sept. 19, up from 31 a year earlier, as Washington's flu season starts early. Medical Daily · Oct 5
Chinese Foreign-Agent Suspect Arrested at LAX After Alleged 'Tradecraft' Surveillance of Taiwanese President's Son The FBI arrested California realtor Wanying Zhang at LAX on allegations she acted as an unregistered Chinese agent and surveilled a relative of a Taiwanese government official. International Business Times UK · Oct 5
Federal Judge Blocks Medicaid Cutoff for More Than 800 Washington Immigrants on SSI as 10,000 Others Lose Coverage A Seattle federal judge kept Medicaid for more than 800 Washington immigrants on SSI, but about 10,000 refugees, asylees, and others lost Apple Health on Oct. 1. Medical Daily · Oct 3
‘I died on Monday’: A Seattle woman says 13 firefighters took turns doing CPR for an hour, then she came home to a proposed $7 million cut I'd be furious too We Got This Covered · Oct 3
Alaska Airlines takes its battle for Seattle with Delta overseas Alaska Airlines is expanding aggressively into long-haul international travel from Seattle, using widebody aircraft acquired through Hawaiian Airlines to challenge Delta for premium passengers. The airline plans at least 15 intercontinental destinations by 2030, betting that higher-margin international, premium-cabin and loyalty revenue can offset fuel pressures and narrow the profitability… The Economic Times · Oct 2
Pleasant surprises of the NFL season so far: Brock Purdy for MVP and actual Raiders competence It’s still early in the 2026 season but a number of teams and players have found unexpected levels of success in the last few weeks The Guardian - US · Oct 1
Why Is Seattle Keeping Her From Cleaning Up Trash? Since 2020, We Heart Seattle has picked up over 2 million pounds of trash. In response, the state government is investigating the group for improper handling of materials. Reason · Sep 30
Anti-White Speech Stemming from Seattle "Race and Social Justice Initiative" Training May Have Been Legally Actionable Workplace Harassment From Diemert v. City of Seattle, decided by Ninth Circuit Chief Judge Mary Murguia, joined by Judges William A. Fletcher… The post Anti-White Speech Stemming from Seattle "Race and Social Justice Initiative" Training May Have Been Legally Actionable Workplace Harassment appeared first on Reason Magazine. Reason · Sep 30
Sports Illustrated · Sep 30 Week 4 Start ’Em, Sit ’Em Fantasy Quarterbacks Quarterbacks we think will perform better or worse than their expected statistical range due to favorable or unfavorable matchups.
Reason · Sep 29 Seattle's 'Surveillance Pricing' Ban Is a Solution Searching for a Problem The city's ordinance targets price gouging that its own evidence doesn't show—and it could kill discounts that save shoppers money.
Sports Illustrated · Sep 29 The Mariners’ Decision to Move On From Dan Wilson Goes Beyond a Bad Season The longtime Mariners catcher was never the man for the job in Seattle, and now the team is once again searching for a new skipper.
Medical Daily · Sep 29 King County Medical Examiner Lists 16 Overdose Deaths in One Week, Most Involving Fentanyl and Methamphetamine King County's medical examiner listed 16 overdose deaths Sept. 21 to 25, most tied to fentanyl and meth. Where to get free naloxone.
SuperWest Sports · Sep 29 2026 Top Week 3 NFL Performances by Players from West t was an exciting week in the NFL, with 12 of the 14 games played on Sunday decided by one
The Times of India · Sep 28 A Seattle shipbuilder sold his company for $3.5 million in 1906 and built an Orcas Island estate Faced with health challenges in 1905, Seattle shipbuilder Robert Moran moved to the serene Orcas Island, selling his company for $3.5 million. He went on to build Rosario mansion and, in 1921, contributed over 2,700 acres to Washington state, establishing Moran State Park, which has grown into a vital recreational…
We Got This Covered · Sep 28 Seattle woman was walking to a 7-Eleven near her workplace. Then a stranger allegedly bit a piece of her forehead off: ‘Inferior race’ The attacker also allegedly threw trash at her
AAP · Sep 28 Washington shock Seattle, Panthers quarterback injured Washington's back-up quarterback has shone against the Super Bowl champions, while the second international NFL game went down to the last second in Brazil.
International Business Times UK · Sep 27 'This Is a Homicide': Forensic Paper Reignites Cobain Debate as Seattle Police Stand by Suicide Ruling Seattle police released four Cobain shotgun records as private researchers challenge the 1994 suicide ruling with new forensic claims
The Guardian - US · Sep 26 Seattle prosecutors mull hate crime charge for woman who bit circle in victim’s forehead Suspect, charged with felony assault, under investigation for making racist and homophobic comments before attack
The Times of India · Sep 25 A Seattle shipbuilder sold his company for $3.5 million in 1906 and built an Orcas Island estate Robert Moran established a thriving shipbuilding enterprise before shifting his focus to cultivate a serene habitat on Orcas Island. Upon receiving a terminal diagnosis, he chose to embrace the beauty of nature and safeguard the area. He generously donated land for what would become Moran State Park, a gift that…