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Seattle community rallies against fighting in Iran

2 days ago | mynorthwest.com | Samantha Lomibao |Lexi Herda

People gather in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood to rally against the violence in the Middle East. (Photo courtesy of KIRO 7) (Photo courtesy of KIRO 7) Share As tensions grow stronger between Israel and Iran, people across the world are rallying against the violence in the Middle East. On Wednesday, there was a big message of peace from people in Seattle’s Capitol Hill protesting missile strikes that have taken the lives of hundreds of people.
'Buddy Bench' at Wenatchee school to honor Decker girls

2 days ago | mynorthwest.com | Lexi Herda

Evelyn, Paityn, and Olivia—the three Wenatchee girls who were kidnapped and killed nearly two weeks ago. (Photo courtesy of KIRO 7) (Photo courtesy of KIRO 7) Share The Wenatchee School District told KIRO 7 News they’re planning to install a “Buddy Bench” in honor of the three Decker girls who were found dead at a campsite near Leavenworth. Paityn, Evelyn, and Olivia were reported missing on May 30 by their mother after a scheduled visit with their father, Travis Decker.
Two Snohomish County bridges to close for four months

4 days ago | mynorthwest.com | Chris Sullivan

A popular shortcut between Bothell and Lynnwood is going to be shut down for several months as Snohomish County replaces an old wooden bridge. Nine thousand drivers a day use this spot to avoid SR 524, or Maltby Road, between the north end of Bothell and the east side of Lynnwood. It’s also a more direct route than using I-405 to I-5. Swamp Creek Bridge 503 is so short you might not even realize that it’s a bridge. Your only indication is the load restriction signs on either side.
Man arrested after Tacoma Amber Alert issued

5 days ago | mynorthwest.com | Julia Dallas

A man has been arrested for allegedly trying to kidnap a 2-year-old child. The child’s mother reported her daughter missing from her home Saturday at 9:30 a.m., according to a news release from the Tacoma Police Department (TPD). Shortly after, an employee at a nearby business called. The employee reported a man had entered the business, saying he had found the child alone and outside, and was trying to find her parents.
Seattle doctor removed from CDC vaccine committee

5 days ago | mynorthwest.com | Julia Dallas

U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. speaks during a news conference at the Department of Health and Human Services on April 16, 2025 in Washington, DC. (Photo: Alex Wong, Getty Images) (Photo: Alex Wong, Getty Images) Share MyNorthwest Content Editor A Seattle doctor was among 17 members removed from a Centers for Disease Control (CDC) committee, The Seattle Times reported Monday.
'No Kings' used to cover-up violence in Seattle, Tukwila

5 days ago | mynorthwest.com | Jason Rantz

During the “No Kings” march, armed Antifa swarmed a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) facility in Tukwila. They assaulted cops with frozen water bottles and journalists, including Brandi Kruse, with mace. Tukwila Police and an ICE Special Response Team were forced to use tear gas to disperse the violent mob. In downtown Seattle, so-called “demonstrators” set a Lime scooter on fire near 5th Avenue and Stewart Street, sending black smoke billowing.
'No Kings' used to cover-up violence in Seattle, Tukwila

5 days ago | mynorthwest.com | Jason Rantz

During the “No Kings” march, armed Antifa swarmed a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) facility in Tukwila. They assaulted cops with frozen water bottles and journalists, including Brandi Kruse, with mace. Tukwila Police and an ICE Special Response Team were forced to use tear gas to disperse the violent mob. In downtown Seattle, so-called “demonstrators” set a Lime scooter on fire near 5th Avenue and Stewart Street, sending black smoke billowing.
Man charged for alleged bomb threat tied to Port of Tacoma

5 days ago | mynorthwest.com | Julia Dallas

Law enforcement searched a man's home and allegedly found items that could be used to make an explosive device after coming across his manifesto tied to the Port of Seattle. (Photo courtesy of the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Washington) (Photo courtesy of the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Washington) Share MyNorthwest Content Editor A 46-year-old man from Graham was charged for allegedly threatening to build and set off a bomb.
Whatcom County man sentenced for nearly killing partner

5 days ago | mynorthwest.com | Julia Dallas

The FBI seal is displayed. (Photo: Jenny Kane, The Associated Press) (Photo: Jenny Kane, The Associated Press) Share MyNorthwest Content Editor A Whatcom County man was sentenced to prison for brutally assaulting his former partner. Jason Sieber Sr., a 50-year-old member of the Lummi Nation, will spend more than four years behind bars for assault resulting in bodily injury, according to a news release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Washington Friday.
'Murderland' author links Tacoma plumes to serial killers

6 days ago | mynorthwest.com | Julia Dallas

What creates a serial killer? Caroline Fraser, author of “Murderland,” has linked toxic fumes to the brain development of some of the most notorious criminals. Fraser told “The John Curley Show” on KIRO Newsradio Thursday that the Asarco Company’s Tacoma copper smelter—which released arsenic, lead, and other heavy metals into the air, according to the Washington Department of Ecology—may have been a culprit.