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Cook Weaver, a Capitol Hill restaurant, will launch a more affordable menu starting June 18, aiming to serve a wider community amid challenging times. The new "neo-bistro format" will offer various dining options, including a curated tasting menu and retail wine sales. Chef Zac Reynolds emphasizes a commitment to local farmers and a flexible dining experience.
The Seattle City Council’s Select Committee on the Comprehensive Plan will convene Friday to finalize updates to the city's 20-year growth strategy, focusing on new Middle Housing laws. The meeting will address key zoning expansions and land use concerns, reflecting compromises following significant opposition from affluent neighborhoods.
A cyberattack on United Natural Foods Inc. (UNFI) disrupts grocery inventory in Capitol Hill, leading to empty shelves in local stores. The company struggles to fulfill orders, affecting major retailers and smaller suppliers like Central Co-op. Customers are warned of potential shortages as stores seek alternative suppliers.
A man suffered multiple stab wounds during an altercation in Capitol Hill early Thursday morning, prompting a police chase that led to the arrest of two suspects. In a separate incident, a woman was injured in a hit-and-run while crossing 20th and Union. Authorities continue to investigate various crimes, including a hate crime assault and an armed robbery.
Seattle City Council's Comprehensive Growth Plan Committee convenes Friday to address a challenging list of open issues. The meeting aims to tackle significant urban planning concerns impacting the city's future.
Damien Madison, wanted for shooting at Thurston County deputies, was apprehended near the Arizona-California border on May 13. He faces multiple charges, including first-degree assault and drive-by shooting, after a dramatic manhunt. Madison has been extradited back to Washington for a preliminary court appearance.
Protesters at the Henry M. Jackson Federal Building in Seattle burned American flags during a demonstration against ICE. The protests began early in the day, leading to clashes with police, who deployed pepper balls but ultimately retreated. Two individuals were arrested as the gathering dwindled to about a dozen by nightfall.
Bean Espresso opened in Capitol Hill, reviving a historic coffee stand that had been closed since last fall. The new stand offers some of the lowest coffee prices in the area, signaling a shift towards affordability. Early reviews highlight its no-frills approach and smooth lattes.
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Several major corporations, including Boeing and Mastercard, are withdrawing sponsorship from Pride celebrations in Seattle and across the U.S. due to rising federal pressure against diversity initiatives. A survey reveals that 39% of corporations are scaling back external Pride Month engagements this year, a significant increase from 9% last year.