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A Mountlake Terrace pub is trying to bounce back after two thieves stole an ATM and a coin machine from their business.  

Copper wire crooks: Help ID suspects seen stealing from construction site; one carried dog during the crime Washington's Most Wanted's David Rose has more WANTED IN MOUNTLAKE TERRACE - Mountlake Terrace Police are asking for your help to identify a crew of copper wire thieves who thought they were pretty crafty until some good security foiled their plan. Take a good look above at the woman who carried a dog around during the theft at a large construction site on Wednesday, April 21st. Detectives say she's known to hang out at the Studio 6 Mountlake Terrace motel that's near the site and her n...

Neighbor helps Mountlake Terrace food bank find stolen van; help ID destructive auto thief who took it article MOUNTLAKE TERRACE, Wash. - The pandemic has forced more families to rely on food banks, but a stolen van left a nonprofit in Mountlake Terrace fighting to keep up with demand. While the nonprofit called Concern For Neighbors Food Bank has always been grateful for the community it serves, that gratitude came back full circle thanks to the help of neighbors. Neighbor helps find non-profit’s van stolen from parking lot A neighbor helps a Mountlake Terrace recover their stolen van on ...

Pair of thieves steal tools from employee in Mountlake Terrace Police are searching for a man suspected in a vehicle prowl who stole tools. MOUNTLAKE TERRACE, Wash. - Mountlake Terrace Police need your help to identify a pair of suspects who pulled off a bold crime of opportunity, taking advantage of an employee who was getting ready for his day. Detective Pat Hatchel shows said the two suspects hit last Halloween morning behind the Bath Fitter store on 220th St. SW and 69th Ave. W. Hatchell said the vehicle prowl started when the suspects saw a van door open, the two pulled into the par...

Public facilities district approves $1.4 million for South Kitsap raceway project Christian Vosler, Kitsap Sun The Kitsap Public Facilities District board of directors on Monday approved an agreement with the Port of Bremerton to fund the final design of Circuit of the Northwest’s proposed South Kitsap raceway project. Under the agreement, which the Public Facilities District (PFD) board passed 5-2, the port will front $1.4 million for Circuit of the Northwest’s final design and the PFD will pay the port back over an as-of-yet undetermined number of years. “I’m very pl...