Airport Garage Exit Changing Tues. July 28th

The Port of Seattle tells us that the exit from the Airport Garage is being changed on Tuesday morning, July 28th, at approximately 5 a.m. to accommodate construction of the new pedestrian bridge that... [Read more]

Too Hot? Cool Down At The Community Center

The heat wave has arrived, with temps predicted to be in the 90s through most of the week, so if you’re suffering from the heat, we highly recommend you head on over to the City of SeaTac’s... [Read more]

Police Release Photo Of Shooting Suspect Vehicle

On Friday (July 24th), the King County Sheriff’s Department released the surveillance photo below of the car driven by suspects in the June 24th shooting that left an 18 year-old man dead in SeaTac: The... [Read more]

New Cell Phone Waiting Lot Opens Mon., 7/27

Sea-Tac Airport is re-opening a new, larger Cell Phone Waiting Lot at 9am on Monday, July 27th, just north of the old lot on Air Cargo Road This new lot includes nearly 100 spaces for vehicles, doubling... [Read more]

Teacher Michelle Brees Wins Presidential Award

Michele Brees (pictured above), a fifth-grade teacher at SeaTac’s Madrona Elementary School, won a Presidential Award for Excellence in Math and Science Teaching. Brees teaches math and science... [Read more]

Airport Garage Construction To Restore 3,000 Jobs

The Port of Seattle Monday announced that an estimated 3,000 jobs will be restored when the airport “Consolidated Rental Car Facility” parking garage construction begins again. The Port of... [Read more]

20 Years Ago, This SeaTac Pilot Saved 185 Lives

By Mark Neuman There is a certain endearing modesty about Al Haynes, who worked for United Airlines for 35 years, and has lived in the same house near Sea-Tac airport since 1963. One would never know... [Read more]

Help Police ID These Mail Thieves/Scammers

Detectives from the King County Sheriff’s Department are turning to the public in the hopes of identifying this pair of likely mail thieves who used a stolen debit card in several area cities: This... [Read more]

Federal And State Funding Critical For Continued Economic Growth, Say Area Mayors

by Ralph Nichols Federal and state funding from earmarks and other targeted appropriations is critical for continued economic growth in Southwest King County, officials from three Highline cities said... [Read more]

16-Year Old Girl Charged In SeaTac Pitbull Attack

According to The Seattle Times, two counts of third-degree assault were filed Monday (July 6th) against a 16-year-old Burien girl who allegedly sicced a pit bull on two women in SeaTac. The suspect, who... [Read more]