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Dick Kelley died on Monday, October 4th, 2021, at 71 years old of a sudden cardiac arrest. He will be remembered fondly as a brilliant and courageous man who loved his family, and loved this city. Dick was one of seven children born to Jim Kelley and Dorothy MacArthur. A wunderkind, Dick recorded a perfect SAT score—a feat matched only by his older brother Tom. He graduated Seattle Prep at 16 years old and earned...

Seattle business owners are fearing the looming vaccine mandate deadline for police officers and firefighters will further lengthen response time to 911 calls, as the city that saw months of violent demonstrations last year already grapples with police staffing shortages and surging crime.

On Thursday, Mimi Gardner Gates — a 79-year-old respected art historian who’s also the stepmother of billionaire Bill Gates — arrived in New York for the weekend’s celebrations wearing a striking jester-like cap.

Stocker Farms and Georgetown Morgue offer all the classic haunted house tropes, while Navy Strength and Pine Box present chilling Halloween libations.

Folks wanting to safely engage in travel not too far from home have given Seattle staycations a brand-new allure.

Cruise ships present an extremely difficult conundrum when it comes to emissions, starting with disagreement on how to even define what “emissions” are.

From Cafe Wha? to the O2 Arena to Copacabana Beach, each of these concert halls, clubs, and arenas played a significant role in the shaping and history of rock.

An epidemic of online trolls are attacking local businesses requiring proof of...

Seattle grocers ask SPD to hire more officers to meet basic levels of public safety The Washington Food Industry Association says its members are scared for their employees and shoppers and question why they continue to do business in Seattle. Author: Kalie Greenberg Updated: 11:15 PM PDT July 29, 2021 SEATTLE — The Washington Food Industry Association (WFIA) is calling on the City of Seattle to address its crime problem. The association argues its members feel...

Tweet There were four people killed in Seattle early Sunday, plus at least six more injured in unconnected shootings. That was in addition to another deadly shooting that happened Friday night bringing the weekend total to five deaths. The shootings continue an ongoing uptick in gun violence that’s already killed or wounded more than 200 people in King County so far this year. The unrelated shootings Sunday morning occurred in the Belltown, Pioneer Square, Chinatown International District a...