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WA summer ferry reservations are opening. Here’s what happened last time
Washington State ferry summer reservations open Tuesday morning and could go quickly, much like highly sought-after concert tickets.
Washington State ferry summer reservations open Tuesday morning and could go quickly, much like highly sought-after concert tickets.
Dozens of King County residents and businesses are suing King County and the country's flood district over the levee failures during the catastrophic flooding in December 2025.
Tyrah Adams of Kentucky died Feb. 12 after being crushed by a garbage truck’s grappler claw while a waste crew cleared an alley, her family’s attorney said.
Quinton Byfield scored twice, Anton Forsberg made 28 saves and the Los Angeles Kings secured a playoff spot with Monday night's 5-3 win over the Seattle Kraken.
The story of 28-year-old Richard “Beebo" Russell is now being told in a documentary premiering Tuesday, April 14, on Hulu.
Studio 13 Live chats with Grammy-winning vocalist, Ledisi, ahead of her show at Benaroya Hall April 17. How it felt being called "one of the greatest singers in the world" by John Legend and a preview of her latest album, "Ledisi: For Dinah." Tickets: https://www.seattlesymphony.org/
The unsanitary side of Washington's culinary scene. Owners of legal food stands are calling for local cities and King County to crack down on the rise in unpermitted food vendors. It is a growing problem with 55 percent of them in Seattle City Limits. The pop-up stands have no permit from Public Health Seattle-King County showing they have been inspected, no refrigeration, hot water or handwashing facilities creating a risk for food poisoning. Plus, an accused killer has been caught but the victim's mother still doesn't know where his body was hidden. And, a cold case murder solved because the victim's two daughters refused to give up on justice.
The 2026 tax deadline is upon us. Taxpayers can request an extension three ways, but any taxes owed must still be paid by Wednesday, April 15, to avoid penalties.