Bridget Chavez

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‘Our resort ran out of food’: Seattle tourist describes Puerto Vallarta after cartel leader’s killing

A woman from Seattle vacationing in Puerto Vallarta said guests were told to stay inside as cartel unrest unfolded in Jalisco. PUERTO VALLARTA, Jalisco — Jolene Jang flew south from Seattle...

Boeing employee killed in fiery Federal Way crash; judge finds probable cause in suspected DUI case

Vitali Siumbeli, 45, died after prosecutors allege a speeding, impaired driver ran red lights and triggered a multi-car collision. FEDERAL WAY, Wash. — Just three or four minutes from home,...

A million fans, one morning: Seattle businesses brace for championship surge

As the Seahawks’ championship celebration draws massive crowds downtown, business owners are opening early and stocking up. SEATTLE — A few blocks from where the Super Bowl championship parade will begin...

Guns, fake prescriptions and 533K doses of fentanyl: Federal sweep targets Tacoma gang network

Fourteen people are facing federal charges in a multi-state wiretap investigation that seized more than 100 machine-gun conversion devices and drugs. TACOMA, Wash. — Federal agents fanned out to 17 locations...

A long-lost piece of jewelry has been found in Seattle — and the owner may not know it yet

After decades beneath the floorboards, a piece of jewelry has resurfaced at The Pink Door — and now the restaurant is trying to find who lost it. SEATTLE — Many people...

‘I don’t know if I can go back’: Inside the Renton grocery store shooting that left 1 dead

A Renton grocery store altercation turned deadly, as a suspect fatally shot a man, prompting an hours long search. RENTON, Wash. — A judge has found probable cause for a second-degree...

‘Feels like spring’ in February, skiers and snowboarders say

At Snoqualmie Pass, skiers and snowboarders are navigating slushy snow and exposed hazards as snowpack across the Pacific Northwest falls well below normal. SNOQUALMIE PASS, Wash. — By early February, Snoqualmie...

After the killing of 2 teens, a Rainier Beach business owner steps in to help families

A barbecue truck owner whose son knew the victims is donating food and raising money to help cover funeral costs after the deadly Rainier Beach shooting. SEATTLE — Flowers, candles, balloons...

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