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New video shows pursuit of armed suspect who shot at deputies in Tenino

Thurston County deputies search for 27-year-old Damien Madison, wanted for multiple felonies, after he allegedly shot at a deputy during a pursuit. Madison, described as armed and dangerous, has a history of violent crimes and has led officers on multiple chases in recent months. Authorities warn that he has threatened not to be taken alive, raising public safety concerns.

Notorious animal abuser on the run after cutting off ankle monitor

David Williford, a convicted animal abuser and child sex offender, escaped home arrest after removing his ankle monitor on May 5 in West Seattle. Authorities are actively searching for him, with Crime Stoppers offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to his capture. Williford has a long history of violent offenses, including animal torture and child molestation.

These 27 people want to run Seattle Plus, why Rachael Savage is now running for City Council, not mayor

Seattle's political landscape heats up as candidates for the 2025 elections finalize their entries. A forum hosted by Young Democrats at UW will discuss mayoral, city attorney, and city council races, including challenges to incumbent Mayor Bruce Harrell. Rachael Savage shifts her focus from the mayoral race to contest City Council Position 8 against Alexis Mercedes Rinck following Joe Mallahan's late entry.

Protests planned as fundamentalist church bringing DontMessWithOurKids rally to Cal Anderson next week

On May 24, 2025, a rally organized by On Fire Ministries will take place at Cal Anderson Park in Seattle, focusing on issues like sex trafficking and abortion. Counterprotests are expected as the event coincides with upcoming Pride celebrations in the area. The rally follows a recent May Day event that drew thousands in support of labor rights.

SPD busts woman for felony level damage to Tesla parked outside East Precinct

Seattle Police arrested a woman in her 60s Saturday morning for vandalizing a parked Tesla near the East Precinct, causing felony-level damage. Witnesses reported the incident, leading to her swift apprehension. There were no indications that her actions were politically motivated.

Seattle Families and Education Levy renewal proposal includes 235M for school safety

Seattle City Council will hold a public hearing on a $1.3 billion renewal of the Families and Education Levy, which aims to enhance childcare and educational resources. Mayor Bruce Harrell's proposal includes $235 million for school safety initiatives following recent gun violence incidents. A vote on the expanded property tax is scheduled for the November ballot.

PikesPines Classic These Capitol Hill bird moms put all their eggs in one basket

Ruby-crowned kinglets, small songbirds known for their distinctive red crest, are currently nesting in Capitol Hill, Seattle. Unlike other birds, they only lay one clutch of eggs each season, with females often gathering materials from conifer trees. Breeding season is underway, and observers can expect to see increased activity throughout May.

Local coffee company opens new location inside the Historic Smith Tower

Caffé Vita opened its 10th location in Seattle's historic Smith Tower, offering a full menu of coffee drinks, food, and locally sourced beer and wine. The café aims to provide a welcoming space for community connection and relaxation. Owners Edgar Vidal and Sam Spillman highlighted the significance of the iconic building for their brand.

Tacoma mother charged after 5-year-old son dies from fentanyl overdose in squalid home

A Tacoma mother, Jordan Elizabeth Shank, faces first-degree manslaughter charges after her 5-year-old son died from a fentanyl overdose in a dilapidated home. The boy was found unresponsive, and toxicology reports confirmed acute fentanyl toxicity as the cause of death. Investigators discovered evidence of drug use and unsanitary living conditions at the residence.

As Mt. St. Helens eruption anniversary looms, calls for preparation sound across WA

The 45th anniversary of the 1980 Mount St. Helens eruption prompts Washington officials to encourage residents to prepare for potential volcanic activity. Emergency Management Coordinator Brian Terbush emphasizes the importance of having emergency supplies and evacuation plans ready. With a history of volcanic eruptions in the region, preparedness is vital for public safety.

Tourism in Seattle and King County sees strong increase compared to recent years

Seattle and King County welcomed 40 million visitors in 2024, marking a 5.3% increase from the previous year. Tourism generated $8.8 billion in spending, supporting over 68,000 jobs in the region. The city's appeal lies in its blend of natural beauty and urban amenities.

Seattle Catholics celebrate election of 1st American pope at St. James Cathedral

Seattle Catholics gathered at St. James Cathedral on May 11, 2025, to celebrate the election of Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope in history. Parishioners expressed pride and optimism about his focus on peace, unity, and care for the underserved. Pope Leo XIV will be formally inaugurated on May 18, 2025.

University of Washington police confirm shots fired near dorm, bullet strikes window

University of Washington police responded to a gunfire incident near Maple Hall dormitory, where a bullet struck a fifth-floor window just before midnight on Saturday. Authorities confirmed no injuries occurred and determined there is no ongoing threat. Police seek information from the public regarding a white vehicle seen leaving the scene.

Driver jumps from Ship Canal Bridge after fleeing 3-car crash, dies on impact

A driver died after jumping off the Ship Canal Bridge following a three-car crash on I-5 in Seattle early Saturday. The driver attempted to flee from the scene after losing a tire and crashing into two vehicles, but did not survive the fall. Authorities are continuing their investigation into the incident.

Study Half of Americans feel 'financially adrift due to uncertain economic climate

A recent survey reveals that over half of U.S. adults feel financially adrift due to economic uncertainty, with 53% unable to get ahead despite their efforts. The National Foundation for Credit Counseling's survey highlights how anxiety about the economy impacts debt management and long-term financial goals.

2 people shot after fight outside nightclub in downtown Seattle

Two men sustained gunshot wounds during a fight outside a downtown Seattle nightclub early Saturday morning. Police detained two suspects and recovered one firearm, while a second gun is still unaccounted for. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities encourage anyone with information to contact the Seattle Police Department.

All Ticket Types On Sale

All ticket types for a concert event in Seattle will go on sale starting August 30, 2025. The event falls under the categories of Concerts & Music Events and Events and Attractions, attracting music lovers and art enthusiasts alike. Ample parking will be available for attendees.

NEWSMay 9

Manhunt underway for armed suspect after deputy shooting in Chehalis

Thurston County deputies pursue 27-year-old Damien Madison, wanted for multiple felonies, after he allegedly shot at an officer with an AR-15. Madison, considered armed and dangerous, was last spotted near the Chehalis Western Trail and is described as 5-foot-7, weighing 170 pounds. The public is urged to avoid the area and report any sightings to law enforcement.

NEWSMay 9

Washington sues Trump over 'fake energy emergency,' seeks to protect sacred tribal land

Washington state and 14 other states filed a lawsuit against President Trump's declaration of a "national energy emergency." They argue the move aims to benefit fossil fuel companies while bypassing crucial environmental protections. The lawsuit seeks a court ruling to declare the order illegal and prevent emergency permits related to it.

8 Ping Yang now open with new energy and experience straight off the grill on E Union

Ben Evans and Suttabusya “Ice” Thiraphan launched 8 Ping Yang, an Asian fusion grill, at 1412 E Union in Capitol Hill. The restaurant features a diverse menu, including grilled meats, seafood, and craft cocktails. With Evans' fresh perspective and Thiraphan's experience, the establishment aims to thrive in the competitive food scene.

Group demands UW drop charges and suspensions over violent campus protest

Pro-Palestinian group SUPER UW demands the University of Washington withdraw charges and suspensions against students involved in a recent campus protest. The protest, which caused over $1 million in damage, aimed to repurpose a building funded by Boeing, criticized for its ties to the conflict in Gaza. University officials condemned the protest and emphasized their commitment to upholding free speech while maintaining safety on campus.

Police search after unsuccessful hold-up at Broadway bank

Police searched for a tattooed suspect after a failed bank robbery at a Chase branch on Broadway Wednesday afternoon. The suspect, described as a thin white male in his 50s or 60s, fled without any cash, and a K9 search in the area did not locate him. No injuries were reported during the incident.

Woof Gang Bakery Grooming now open in Capitol Hills 2025 litter of new pet-centered businesses

Woof Gang Bakery & Grooming opened its first Pacific Northwest location in Capitol Hill's Harvard Market, offering luxury grooming services and gourmet pet treats. Owned by local residents Sanjna Mehta and Anurag Gandhi, the store aims to engage the community through events and partnerships while contributing to the revitalization of the shopping center.