The owners of Southpaw Barbershop are taking over a Delridge gym, with plans for year-round classes, summer camps and free camps for underserved kids.
A routine Seattle Community Police Commission meeting shifted into a broader fight over representation, tone and who gets to challenge the city's police oversight system in public.
A failing LCD screen can be hard to place: many repair shops skip monitor work, but a few local options are still worth checking before replacing it.
Shoppers looking for signs of the tea chain at Redmond Town Center are finding mixed signals, with no clear listing on Google Maps despite reports that it had already opened.
A red-light camera citation can appear in King County District Court records before the paper notice shows up, and a blank due date online does not by itself mean the case is invalid.
An in-person adoption event at Wallingford's All the Best Pet Care will offer a chance to meet adoptable cats and kittens close up.
Chewy Vet Care has opened in Redmond as the pet-products company's first veterinary clinic in the Pacific Northwest and its first west of the Rockies, in a region where Chewy says pet owners use veterinary care heavily.
Low-cost studio chains and independent photographers offer Seattle families places to look for graduation portraits beyond school photo days.
A resident's letter argues that Burien's comprehensive plan envisions light industrial development replacing Cedarhurst homes, with too little say for the people whose neighborhood would change.
