Latest News in Burien, WA

April arts bloom in our South King County Fine Arts Roundup with live music, storytelling, theater, opera, printmaking more

The article presents a roundup of diverse fine arts events taking place in South King County, emphasizing opportunities for community engagement through music, theater, and visual arts. Notable events include the free "Rhythm and Rhymes Story Hour" and the poignant play "The Sandwich Ministry," which addresses themes of hope and community support. With free admission options and various artistic expressions, the piece highlights the cultural vibrancy of the region.

Parkside Garden Clubs annual Plant Sale returns Saturday, May 10 to Normandy Park Cove

The Parkside Garden Club is set to host its annual Plant Sale on May 10, 2025, at the Normandy Park Community Club, featuring a diverse selection of plants and garden-related items. Proceeds will support local public gardens, horticultural education scholarships, and grants for students and teachers. This community-centric event promises to be a highlight for gardening enthusiasts and supporters of local initiatives.

Networking will meet Breadmaking at Discover Buriens April 16 Business After-Hours

Discover Burien is hosting a unique Business After-Hours event on April 16, 2025, combining networking opportunities with breadmaking activities. This event aims to foster connections among local professionals while promoting community engagement. The gathering will take place at a central location in Burien, Washington.

Shooting that sent victim to Harborview early Wednesday under investigation in Burien suspect still at large

A shooting incident early Wednesday morning in Burien left one individual hospitalized with gunshot wounds. The King County Sheriff’s Office is actively investigating the case, which remains unsolved, urging anyone with information to come forward. The motive behind the shooting has not yet been disclosed, and no arrests have been made.

Shark Garden to host annual Spring Open House on Saturday, April 26

The New Start Community Garden, also known as the Shark Garden, is set to host its annual Spring Open House on April 26, 2025. This family-friendly event will feature local nonprofits, plant sales, and free soil testing, encouraging the community to engage with gardening and sustainability. Attendees can look forward to unique offerings from local nurseries and the Washington State Department of Ecology.

Burien City Council will honor small businesses, review key budget, housing updates more at Mondays meeting

The Burien City Council is set to meet on April 21, 2025, to discuss critical issues like small business support, budget forecasting, and housing policy. The meeting will be accessible both in-person and via various online platforms. Key agenda items include proclamations, financial presentations, and discussions on amendments to human services and housing codes.

Auburn Police arrest Burien man on felony sex crime charges involving minor

Auburn Police arrested a 64-year-old man from Burien on multiple felony sex crime charges involving a 14-year-old juvenile. The arrest followed an 11-day investigation initiated after detectives were alerted to the case. The police emphasize the ongoing nature of the investigation while protecting the victim's privacy.

Seattle Southside Chambers FIFA readiness planning webinar will be Tuesday, May 6

Local leaders and business owners in the Puget Sound region are invited to a free FIFA Ready Webinar on May 6, 2025, aimed at preparing for the economic opportunities of the FIFA World Cup. Hosted by the Seattle Southside Chamber of Commerce and Explore Seattle Southside, the event will feature key updates from various local organizations. Registration is open and includes access to the recorded session.

Have you seen Scott? Missing teen with autism may be in Burien area, Seattle Police say

Seattle Police are seeking assistance from the public in locating a missing endangered 15-year-old named Scott, who has autism and ADHD. Last seen in the Delridge neighborhood, Scott is thought to be in the Burien area and may use public transit and visit local shelters. Authorities urge anyone with information to call 911.

Highline Community Symphonic Band to perform free concert to benefit Burien C.A.R.E.S on Sunday, May 18

The Highline Community Symphonic Band is set to host a free concert titled “ROAR! Purrfect Harmony: A Concert for Pet Lovers!” on Sunday, May 18, at the Highline High School Theater. This event aims to celebrate pets and their owners while supporting the Burien C.A.R.E.S. Animal Shelter through donations. With a lively program led by Director Corinne Smith, the concert promises to be a heartfelt tribute to animals and their advocates.