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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Seattle News Today delivers daily coverage of everything happening in Seattle with fast, focused updates on local news, government, business, public safety, weather, and the stories shaping the city. From tech developments to regional issues, the show keeps you informed on what matters most across Seattle. Each short episode highlights what matters most—including key updates, local trends, and stories shaping the city—produced by AI for speed, consistency, and clarity. Part of The Daily News Now network, Seattle News Today is built for listeners who want reliabl...

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Jul 11, 2026

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Chelan Hills Fire: Reward for Info | Seattle News 10.07.2026

A $25,000 reward is being offered by Douglas County to catch the person who started the deadly Chelan Hills Fire — which killed one man, destroyed 19 homes, and burned nearly 10,000 acres. Investigators have sealed off McNeil Canyon Road as a crime scene, while firefighters battle injuries and extreme weather. Evacuations are being lifted, but the hunt for the culprit and cleanup continue. Listen...

Lake Forest Grill Closes After 19 Years | Seattle News 10.07.2026

After 19 years of serving up classic American fare and being a beloved community hub, The Lake Forest Bar and Grill is closing for good this Sunday — and locals are heartbroken. Struggling financially, the owners say goodbye with deep gratitude, as patrons flood social media with memories, thanks, and tears for the staff who made every meal feel like home. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a So...

Window Blown Out Midflight | Seattle News 10.07.2026

A Ryanair Boeing 737-800 had a harrowing mid-flight emergency when a window blew out, pulling a 60-year-old Serbian passenger halfway out of the cabin—forcing an emergency descent and landing. Oxygen masks deployed as cabin pressure dropped, and fellow passengers heroically pulled the man back in. The flight landed safely, and the passenger received medical care. Boeing and Ryanair are now under s...

The Pear Car Cross-Country Adventure | Seattle News 10.07.2026

A motorcycle wrapped in a giant pear sculpture is cruising across America, turning heads and sparking joy wherever it goes. Andrew Glubbey, the artist behind this quirky “Pear Car,” spent seven weeks road-tripping from Florida to Tacoma, crafting his rolling masterpiece from reclaimed wood and aluminum cans. With a wooden stem and leaf, and upgraded for gas mileage, he’s been documenting his journ...

The Supper Club at The Watermark | Seattle News 10.07.2026

Once a month, a dozen residents from The Watermark retirement community gather for an exclusive dinner club that’s all about connection over cuisine. Started by food-loving Roberta Watson, who once ran a catering business and grew up on an apple orchard, the Supper Club transforms fancy Bellevue restaurants into intimate spaces where conversation matters more than the menu. With separate checks, c...

Seattle Strong vs Nestle | Seattle News 10.07.2026

Seattle Strong, a local Seattle coffee shop, is locked in a fierce legal battle with global giant Nestlé over trademark and logo rights. Nestlé first tried to force Seattle Strong to abandon its name in 2025, citing similarity to their “Seattle’s Best” brand, then escalated with a second lawsuit in March 2026. Owner Oeflein refuses to back down, arguing that Nestlé’s actions threaten small busines...

Seattle Strong vs Nestle | Seattle News 10.07.2026

A tiny Seattle coffee shop, Seattle Strong, is locked in a David vs. Goliath legal battle with giant Swiss coffee giant Nestlé. Nestlé first challenged the shop’s name for being too similar to its own brand, Seattle’s Best Coffee, then escalated by targeting the shop’s logo. Owner Oeflein refuses to back down, calling it a fight for local identity and small business rights—and even launched a GoFu...

Barricaded Arrest Ends in Fatal Fall | Seattle News 10.07.2026

A tense, deadly standoff erupted in Seattle’s First Hill when deputies attempted to arrest a man with outstanding warrants—leading to a barricaded apartment, SWAT deployment, and a tragic nine-story fall that killed him before he could reach the hospital. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automat...

The Gibson and Local Updates | Seattle News 10.07.2026

Downtown Olympia’s newest affordable housing gem, The Gibson, is hitting the scene with 65 stylish, rock-n-roll themed units—ranging from $1,199 to $1,525—thanks to a tax break that keeps rents way below market. Developers Ken and Julie Brogan are pouring passion into this project, complete with a gym, EV chargers, and bike storage, while also tackling a big local need. Meanwhile, Convergent Energ...

I-5 Bridge Closure & Express Lane Flip | Seattle News 10.07.2026

Revive I-5 is back this weekend with major northbound lane closures on the Ship Canal Bridge, shutting down traffic from I-90 to Northeast 45th Street starting Friday night. Crews will rip up the road, inspect the deck, and pave fresh asphalt — expect heavy traffic and midnight lane shutdowns. A twist? Express lanes flip to northbound year-round to ease congestion — but some drivers are already br...

Squishy Toy Gel Safety Alert | Seattle News 10.07.2026

Squishy toys like NeeDohs are causing a spike in poison center calls as kids bite into them and swallow or get gel on their faces—mostly minor incidents, but parents should watch out, especially with off-brand toys and avoid leaving them in hot cars to prevent burns. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This i...

Seattle’s Summer Festivals Are Here | Seattle News 10.07.2026

Seattle’s summer is heating up with non-stop events after the World Cup! From parades and street fairs to music festivals and seafood feasts, there’s something for every vibe. Check out Mercer Island’s Summer Celebration with fireworks, Wallingford’s parade, Mill Creek’s family-friendly fair, and West Seattle’s three-day fest. Seafood lovers head to Ballard for smoked salmon and a Lutefisk contest...

Olympia Community Remembers Recent Losses | Seattle News 10.07.2026

A somber wave of loss has swept through the Olympia area, with recent obituaries honoring Rodney Cook, Mary Helen Gajewski, David Gross, Gregory Jasperson, James Langley, Constance Palmer, Steven Puvogel, Robert Schuetz, Jacob Shaddox, and David Trail — each leaving behind a legacy woven into communities from Olympia to Humptulips. Ages ranged from 46 to 92, and services were held by local provide...

Olympia’s Historic Oaks Face Pruning | Seattle News 10.07.2026

Olympia’s historic oak trees along Legion Way Southeast, planted in 1928 to honor veterans, are set for major pruning and removal starting July to combat pests and disease — a move aimed at preventing future outbreaks like Dutch elm disease and Emerald ash borer. The city plans to replant with a more diverse mix of climate-resilient trees while still preserving oaks for the future. The initial pha...

Seattle Hotel Strike Enters Week 4 | Seattle News 10.07.2026

Workers at Seattle’s Embassy Suites have been on strike for over three weeks, demanding fair wages, year-round healthcare, and protection from immigration enforcement — all while the World Cup draws global attention. The union, UNITE HERE Local 8, calls the hotel’s offer “a measly forty cents,” fueling their resolve as they pressure the developer for intervention. Guests face disrupted service, wi...

Hobbit House Fire and the Search for Truth | Seattle News 10.07.2026

A devastating fire in Washington state has claimed at least 25 structures and one life, with authorities now investigating it as arson. The blaze destroyed a beloved Hobbit-themed Airbnb, a unique Middle-earth-inspired rental that hosted weddings and life celebrations — and its owner is already rallying the community to rebuild. With a fundraiser underway and the sheriff’s office hunting for the c...

Teen Tackled by Police in Mistaken ID | Seattle News 10.07.2026

A 15-year-old named Judah suffered a fractured elbow after being tackled by Melbourne police officers who mistook him for a missing teen — even though he was helping the missing child’s mom search for her son. Bodycam footage shows officers yelling at Judah, threatening to tase him, while he was unarmed and compliant with hands up. The officers quickly realized their error, but the trauma has left...

Shooter Warned, System Failed | Seattle News 10.07.2026

A grieving husband sues King County’s homelessness agency after his pregnant wife was fatally shot in a random attack — claiming officials ignored multiple red flags about the shooter’s escalating mental breakdown, including threats of violence and paranoid delusions, ultimately costing a life and a future child. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dn...

Wildfire Evacuation Order Issued | Seattle News 10.07.2026

Wildfire racing up Pogue Mountain near Okanogan has triggered a Level Three “Go Now” evacuation for everyone west of Conconully Highway between Kermal Road and Green Lake Road. Residents must leave immediately—no waiting. Emergency shelters are open in Omak and at the Okanogan County Fairgrounds for pets. Drivers, watch for first responders and stay alert. Stay safe and monitor official updates fr...

Hidden Gems: Snack Museum & Secret Cafe | Seattle News 10.07.2026

Discover the world’s first snack museum in Everett, Washington, where a one-car garage overflow with rare, wild-flavored treats like limited edition Twinkies and Taiwanese grilled rib chips — all curated by snack fanatic Jaxen McInnis, aka “Snacks.” Meanwhile, in Fife, legendary hidden gem Lizzie Lou’s Too — known for its heavenly shrimp and grits — shut down after a Harley dealership sale, but it...

Judge Orders GEO Group to Allow State Inspections | Seattle News 10.07.2026

A federal judge has ordered The GEO Group to let Washington state inspectors into a Tacoma immigrant detention center, overturning years of blocked access and affirming the state’s right to oversee detainee welfare—even in private facilities. This major victory for the state attorney general comes after months of denied inspections, with the ruling clarifying that GEO must grant entry regardless o...

Republicans Push to Pause Climate Act | Seattle News 10.07.2026

Washington Senate Republicans are pushing for a special session to pause the Climate Commitment Act, claiming it’s driving up gas prices by 60 cents and failing to deliver promised environmental results. Governor Ferguson firmly opposes the move, citing voters’ 2024 decision to reject a repeal initiative as a mandate to keep the program alive. Republicans insist they’re not targeting the state gas...

AI for Everyone Safely and Fairly | Seattle News 10.07.2026

Smart leaders, including Senator Murray, gathered at AI House in Seattle to tackle how everyday folks can safely harness AI without falling into pitfalls. They warned that unchecked AI tools could pose risks, especially since building AI is expensive and energy-intensive—so companies should pay for the power they use. While AI holds massive potential, speakers stressed it’s not a magic fix and sho...

Seattle Neighbors Witness ICE Detention | Seattle News 10.07.2026

In North Seattle, immigration agents in camouflage detained several landscaping workers from a truck, sparking a community response as neighbors blew whistles to alert and document the raid—leaving belongings behind and raising urgent questions about the identities, status, and whereabouts of those taken, as federal agencies remain silent despite being given the location. Listen in comfort: Get a...

Chelan Hills Fire: Tragedy and Investigation | Seattle News 10.07.2026

A deadly fire erupted on the Fourth of July in Chelan Hills, causing $9.1 million in damage and believed to be human-caused. Seventy-five percent contained, the blaze still forces McNeil Canyon Road to remain closed as crews search house by house for missing residents — including a tragic victim found inside a burned-out car. Authorities are offering a $25,000 reward for tips leading to the culpri...

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