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Police Suspect in First Hill drug squat murder arrested

Seattle police apprehended Ayub Mohamed, a suspect in the April homicide of David Chuyeshkov at a First Hill drug squat. Mohamed faces multiple charges, including murder, but has not yet been formally charged. The incident involved a shooting that left Chuyeshkov dead and another man injured.

Overnight two-alarm fire damages multiple homes in the Central District

A two-alarm fire on 20th Ave in Seattle's Central District displaced residents but caused no injuries. The fire, which started in a shed, affected seven buildings, including four homes and an apartment fourplex, and was brought under control by approximately 3 AM. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

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A two-alarm fire damaged multiple homes at 905 20th Ave on July 24, 2025. Seattle Fire Department responded quickly, containing the blaze and preventing further spread. No injuries were reported, but residents were displaced and are receiving assistance.

On the List Candidate Survivor, 80s cover band Nite Wave in Volunteer Park, Indie Pop in the Park

Free summer events are taking place in Capitol Hill, including a political event, concerts, and a DIY music festival. Notable activities this weekend include Candidate Survivor at Neumos and Indie Pop in the Park, featuring several bands. Residents can check the CHS Calendar for more events.

This 120-Year-Old Capitol Hill House Isnt Making Way for Mixed-Use Development It Is Rising Up

A historic Capitol Hill house will not be demolished for mixed-use development but will instead be elevated. The 120-year-old structure, which has become a focal point in the community, is undergoing a significant transformation.

This 120-year-old Capitol Hill house isnt making way for mixed-use development It is rising up

A 120-year-old house in Capitol Hill is being lifted to create new commercial space beneath it. Owners Don and Erin Blakeney aim to preserve the historic structure while contributing to the area's mixed-use development. The project involves a brownstone-style addition and is expected to take over 18 months to complete.

This 120-Year-Old Capitol Hill House Isn't Making Way for Mixed-Use Development It Is Rising Up

A 120-year-old house in Capitol Hill, Seattle, is resisting mixed-use development and instead is undergoing renovations to rise above the challenges posed by urban development. This move highlights the ongoing tension between preserving historical structures and accommodating modern growth in the area.

Seattle considering new real estate industry regulations to stave off predatory homebuyers

Seattle City Council's Housing and Human Services Committee will consider legislation aimed at protecting homeowners from predatory buyers. The proposed law would grant homeowners rights to appraisals, notifications of those rights, and the ability to cancel purchase contracts if buyers fail to comply.

Man who killed Idaho firefighters had been turned away by fire department, Army

Wess Roley, 20, fatally shot two firefighters in Idaho before taking his own life after feeling frustrated by the fire department's application process. Investigators revealed evidence of premeditation, including a goodbye letter and disturbing drawings found in his home. The incident has been described by officials as a "pure act of evil."

Person severely injured after fight on King County Metro bus in Burien

A teenage male sustained severe injuries after a stabbing incident on a King County Metro bus in Burien Wednesday afternoon. The altercation occurred shortly before 1:30 p.m., leading to one arrest, while the victim was taken to Harborview Medical Center in serious condition.

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