A group of eight South Korean students were detained Tuesday for allegedly breaking into a United States air base while shouting anti-U.S. slogans, South Korean authorities said.
Hawaiʻi Bribery Scandal: Defendants Plead Not Guilty
Four current and former Hawaiʻi officials who were indicted last week in a major public corruption scandal pleaded not guilty last Thursday.
Body of famed international climber Nirmal Purja and 3 more found after Pakistan avalanche
The remains of renowned British-Nepali climber Nirmal Purja and three other climbers have been found by a ground team on Broad Peak, one of the world’s highest mountains, where a 10-member international expedition was swept away by an avalanche, officials said Sunday.
Don’t let fraud and scams ground your summer vacation
As you make your summer travel plans this year, or perhaps you’ve already hit the road or you’re on your way to the airport, one thing to keep in mind—without putting too much of a damper on your trip—is to stay financially vigilant when finalizing your vacation plans.
Felicita Irigon receives 2026 OCA Unsung Heroes Award
Felicita Irigon, a longtime Seattle advocate and community volunteer, has received the 2026 OCA Unsung Heroes Award, which recognizes people whose lifelong dedication has made a lasting impact without seeking public recognition.
Light rail back on track after Chinatown station derailment
Sound Transit light rail service resumed Monday after a train derailed near the International District/Chinatown Station over the weekend.
One toothbrush at a time — Local brothers build nonprofit to improve children’s oral health
When Mikey and Marcus Kang looked beyond their own household, they realized something they had always taken for granted: a toothbrush, toothpaste and access to basic oral health education wasn’t available to every child.
SPD shakeup means CID may have to start over—again
Mayor Katie Wilson confirmed at a July 31 news conference that she asked Shon Barnes to resign as chief of the Seattle Police Department (SPD) the day before.
Japan’s horror master Kurosawa’s first samurai film arrives at US theaters
Kiyoshi Kurosawa, the Japanese director known as “the master of horror,” was a bit nervous about how viewers might react to his first samurai film.
Timothy Lafaele was a star for Japan at the 2019 Rugby World Cup. Now he’s not sure he belongs
Timothy Lafaele is among the rugby players who have made their lives and playing careers in Japan, and hold Japanese passports even though they were born outside the country.
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