4 min ago | KEPR CBS 19
Veterinarian: More marijuana means more poisoned dogs
Last month, Seattle resident Katherine Evans took her dog Abby on a long walk through the Arboretum and Montlake Playground.
4 min ago | Ballard News-Tribune
Teenagers recreate Fight Club at Golden Gardens, are broken up by police
Apparently a bunch of teenagers decided to make like Edward Norton in the movie Fight Club and start their own real-life Ballard-based version.
4 min ago | Crosscut.com
Harrell sees himself as fitting the city's needs
High school valedictorian, college football standout and UW-educated lawyer who built a career in his hometown, where a mayor told him at age 12 he should consider public office.
1 hr ago | West Seattle Blog
Video: West Seattleites discuss park system's future 'at a crossroads'
What do you want Seattle Parks to be like in the future - and how do you want to pay for it? Those key questions brought dozens to Dakota Place Park last night to discuss the department's draft Legacy Plan .
2 hrs ago | Capitol Hill Blog
Reminder: Anti-crime rally and march on Capitol Hill
A group is planning to take to the streets of Capitol Hill Wednesday night to recruit local businesses into a new "block watch" and raise awareness of crime issues in the neighborhood: CAPITOL HILL ANTI-CRIME/VIOLENCE MARCH & RALLY Join Social Outreach Seattle for a peaceful march and rally to call for an end to violence and crime on Capitol Hill.
5 hrs ago | KING-TV Seattle
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Troopers looking for aggressive drivers around big trucks
State troopers are conducting a week-long emphasis patrol to stop drivers who are aggressive around big trucks, even using their eye in the sky to find people who are speeding and cutting off.
13 hrs ago | West Seattle Blog
West Seattle Crime Watch: Then, now, and tomorrow
First - before two reader reports - here's something that likely would have topped West Seattle Crime Watch 52 years ago: Anne Higuera from longtime WSB sponsor Ventana Construction was working on a project in Ballard when that West Seattle story from a 1961 edition of the Seattle P-I, stuffed in the walls, caught her eye.
Seattle's Fragmented Duwamish Tribe Struggles For Identity
On a rainy Saturday afternoon, a strong brew of native tea warms up the crowd at the Duwamish Longhouse in West Seattle.
Cops Break Up a Fight Club, But Was it Just One Guy Fighting Himself All Along?
The Millennial generation may be lazy, but at least they know the things worth getting riled up over: fight club.
West Seattle businesses: Christopher's Salon announces closure
Via the WSB Forums : Christopher's Salon and Massage in south Morgan Junction has announced that it's closed after 10 years in business.
Capitol Hill Housing Day declared in honor of grant award
The mayor declared Monday, May 20th Capitol Hill Housing day in Seattle as the non-profit developer was announced as a recipient of a $150,000 grant for its 12th Ave Arts project currently under construction at the former site of the East Precinct parking lot.
Plans move ahead to build new North Precinct police station
Residents who fall into the Seattle Police Department's North Precinct, which includes the Ballard area, may soon see a new police station.
'Nickelsville' updates: HPAC files claim;...
First, from Highland Park Action Committee , which says it's time for the encampment to move on, chair Carolyn Stauffer says: We've just come back from the City Clerk's office, where we filed a claim.
West Seattleites behind the scenes at NW Folklife Festival
Going to Seattle Center for the Northwest Folklife Festival next weekend? Though it's not happening in West Seattle, three West Seattleites are involved in making it happen, as we recently found out.
Two Seattle School Board Seats Up For Grabs In Primary
In Director District 5, which includes Capitol Hill, the Central Area, Beacon Hill and downtown, Kay Smith-Blum is stepping down from her board seat after one term.
Pink Pistols? Gay-focused pro-gun flyers pop up across Capitol Hill
As one LGTBQ group prepares for a Wednesday night march and rally to launch a new "block watch" program on Capitol Hill , someone else has taken to the utility poles of the neighborhood to spread a much different message.
Happening now: Pathfinder K-8 teacher Lou Cutler's 10th annual birthday run for Make-A-Wish
One of the most joyful annual fundraisers in West Seattle is happening right now on the playfield at Pathfinder K-8 on Pigeon Point.
Morning News: Tornadoes, Bombs, Hacks, and Trikes
Car Bomb Attacks Hit Across Iraq : At least 54 people have died, nearly 200 are injured , no group has yet claimed responsibility.
Man killed dribbling soccer ball to Brazil remembered
His idea was crazy, but his support and the outpouring of grief after Richard Swanson's death last Tuesday is far from insane.