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No updates from SPD in PikePine deadly shootings

The Seattle Police Department investigates two fatal shootings on Capitol Hill, one involving 18-year-old Jaydon Jameson on October 9 and another with 26-year-old Robert Fleeks on September 17. Both families demand justice and community support, as police seek public assistance with the ongoing investigations.

Seattle Police investigating as man found seriously injured dies near Freeway Park

A man with critical injuries was found near Freeway Park in Seattle and died Saturday night. The Seattle Police Department is investigating the incident, which is believed to be the result of an assault. Police reported the victim was deceased before their arrival.

Seattle Public Utilities will roll out one free battery pick-up a year in 2026 And is sorting out how to include apartment dwellers

Seattle Public Utilities will offer one free battery pickup annually starting in April 2026, aiming to simplify the disposal of hazardous waste. The program also seeks to include apartment residents, addressing increasing concerns over landfill safety and environmental impact.

Police search after shots fired in 21st Ave E incident involving Amazon delivery truck

Police are searching for a shooter who fled the scene after firing at an Amazon delivery truck on 21st Ave E on Friday afternoon. No injuries were reported, and authorities found at least two shell casings nearby. A possible gold Honda was identified as the suspect vehicle.

Police Search After Shots Fired in 21st Ave E Incident Involving Amazon Delivery Truck

Police responded to gunfire in a Seattle neighborhood after an incident involving an Amazon delivery truck on November 15, 2025. No injuries were reported, but authorities conducted a search for potential suspects. The incident raises concerns about public safety in the area.

There was another battle in Seattle this week This one involved warring robots on Capitol Hill

Amateur robot combat debuted in Capitol Hill, attracting builders and spectators to a local event organized by Western Allied Robotics. The event showcased various machines in a 12-by-16-foot arena, emphasizing a collaborative culture among participants despite the competitive nature of the sport.

Capitol Hill Light Rail Service Canceled Due to Lack of Events

Capitol Hill Station will not provide light rail service to the stadiums this Sunday due to a lack of scheduled events in Seattle. The absence of sports activities has prompted the transit decision, leaving the community to seek alternative transportation options.

No light rail between Capitol Hill and the stadiums Sunday (which is OK because there is no sportsball in Seattle this weekend)

Sound Transit suspends light rail service between Capitol Hill Station and Stadium Station on Sunday for maintenance work, specifically to replace a cracked rail. Shuttle buses will operate every 10-15 minutes to fill the gap in service. The work is expected to be completed in one day.

They might have the money but we had the people Wilson marks victory, lays out next steps

Seattle Mayor-elect Katie Wilson announced plans to address the city's affordability crisis and homelessness following her election victory. She emphasized her administration's commitment to community-focused policies, supported by a strong mandate from voters. Wilson's campaign overcame significant financial opposition, highlighting grassroots support.

WSDOT Plans Affordable Homeownership Project for Former Montlake Market Site

WSDOT plans to develop an affordable homeownership project on the site of the former Montlake Market. The initiative aims to address housing shortages in Seattle, providing residents with more accessible homeownership opportunities.

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