Crows murdering your lawn? Or are they looking for the real killers?
The crows picking at your lawn might actually be signaling a deeper environmental imbalance.
Day: January 3, 2026
Seattle downtown retail struggles, but upsides abound | Jon Talton
The Ross Dress for Less closing is a blow to downtown Seattle retail, and adds to Third Avenue’s woes. But it isn’t all so bleak, columnist Jon Talton writes.
Man killed by Pierce County deputies was in gunfight, girlfriend says
Pierce County sheriff’s deputies shot and killed LJ Causey Jr., who had been asleep in his truck while it was running with music playing, his girlfriend said.
New flights from Seattle and more travel-related updates for 2026
With the FIFA World Cup coming to Seattle in June, 2026 will bring Seattle-Tacoma airport updates, new flights and new cruises out of the Emerald City.
3 Seattle stats I’ll be watching in 2026
Seattle experienced some big changes this year. How will they impact the city and region? Here is what’s worth watching, writes FYI Guy.
Rant and Rave: Reader enjoyed time at taco restaurant
RAVE to the incredible team at the taco place on Alki for the warm hospitality! Thank you for inviting us to join in the birthday celebrations — it made for such a joyful and inclusive atmosphere. I was surprised by how much I enjoyed singing along, an…
“Act Of Armed Aggression”: Russia Condemns US Attack On Venezuela
Russia condemned the US military action in Venezuela on Saturday and demanded “immediate” clarification about what happened to Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, who US President Donald Trump said was captured by US forces.
From bus driver to president: Venezuela’s Maduro never escaped his predecessor’s shadow
Nicolás Maduro’s fall at the hands of the United States follows months of pressure from the Trump administration.
How Tensions Escalated Between the U.S. and Venezuela
A U.S. pressure campaign has been building for years, through a series of indictments, sanctions and, recently, military actions.
Maduro To Face Drug And Terror Charges, Announces US Hours After His Capture
US Attorney General Pam Bondi says deposed Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, will face criminal charges after an indictment in New York.