Seahawks preseason game vs. Bears will be televised on ESPN According to Ian Rapoport at NFL Network, Seattle's Week 2 preseason game against the Bears will be broadcast on ESPN. USA Today Sports Media Group · Jun 7, 2022
Brickbat: We Will Get to Them Eventually Citing manpower shortages, an internal memo sent to interim Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz revealed the department stopped assigning detectives to new sexual assault cases involving adult victims in April. The department's sexual assault unit is prioritizing cases with child victims and cases where a suspect is already in custody.… Reason · Jun 7, 2022
Justin Verlander strikes out 12, ends M’s two-game winning streak HOUSTON — Astros ace Justin Verlander struck back Tuesday night. Tribune News Service · Jun 7, 2022
Court issues no-contact order against Sheriff Ed Troyer, citing ‘unlawful harassment’ of Black newspaper carrier SEATTLE — A Pierce County court Monday issued an anti-harassment order against Pierce County Sheriff Ed Troyer, requiring him to stay 1,000 feet from a Black newspaper carrier for one year, citing continued incidents of “unlawful harassment.” Tribune News Service · Jun 6, 2022
Seattle Accidentally Had To Forgive 200,000 Parking Tickets. It Should Have Privatized Parking Instead. When the city moved its parking cops from the police department to the transportation department, it forgot to renew their ability to issue tickets. Reason · Jun 6, 2022
Seahawks EDGE Tyreke Smith could earn himself key role in rookie year After a successful college career, Seattle Seahawks EDGE Tyreke Smith could earn himself a key role in his NFL rookie season. USA Today Sports Media Group · Jun 6, 2022
Noah Fant sees endless options for tight ends in Seahawks offense Noah Fant sees endless options for tight ends in the Seattle Seahawks offense, which he believes is favorable to the position. USA Today Sports Media Group · Jun 6, 2022
Seahawks would pursue Baker Mayfield if Browns cut him However, Seattle will reportedly pursue Mayfield if they do not have to give up anything to acquire him. USA Today Sports Media Group · Jun 6, 2022
Seattle Slog: City Could Pick Up Nearly A Month’s Worth Of Rain In 3 Days Rain that makes it east of the Cascades range would help ease a drought over much of eastern Washington and Oregon states. Zenger · Jun 6, 2022
Rangers’ pattern of allowing ghost runners to score in extra innings is becoming a problem ARLINGTON, Texas – Maybe the moral of the story is to not pitch to Seattle’s Eugenio Suárez. Tribune News Service · Jun 5, 2022
Larry Stone: With Russell Wilson gone, who will be the new face of the Seahawks? SEATTLE — You can already imagine the commercials that will inundate the ESPN airwaves in September, in advance of the vaunted season opener at Lumen Field: Tribune News Service · Jun 5, 2022
Lawsuit seeks to overturn Washington ban on sale, manufacture of large-capacity gun magazines SEATTLE — A lawsuit backed by a California-based pro-gun group seeks to prevent Washington's impending ban on the sale and manufacture of large-capacity firearm magazines from taking effect this summer. Tribune News Service · Jun 4, 2022
Saints trail NFL ‘dead money’ leaders even after Malcolm Jenkins’ retirement The Saints rank closer to the NFL average than the top-5 leaders in dead money after processing Malcolm Jenkins' retirement after June 1: USA Today Sports Media Group · Jun 4, 2022
'Unacceptable' Seattle police sex assault unit low staffing Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell says the police department’s low staffing of its sexual assault unit that has led to a backlog of dozens of stalled cases is unacceptable The Independent UK · Jun 3, 2022
Tribune News Service · Jun 3, 2022 Matt Calkins: Will wholesale changes revive the Seahawks' defense? SEATTLE — Darrell Taylor has logged exactly one NFL season. He was born in March 1997, meaning he's been 25 for just over two months. But when he looks around the linebacker room, he can't help but notice one thing — he's one of the old guys.
Tribune News Service · Jun 3, 2022 ‘We’re not safe’: Examining the impact of WNBA travel issues in a condensed 2022 season HARTFORD, Conn. — Natasha Cloud felt like she was playing the best basketball of her career to start the 2022 WNBA season. Then, after a road game against the Minnesota Lynx on May 8, the Washington Mystics star tested positive for COVID-19.
Tribune News Service · Jun 3, 2022 Mariners win rare road series by out-lasting Orioles in 10 innings BALTIMORE — When you’ve lost more than half the games you’ve played on the road this season, and had won just one road series, even if it did come against one of the better teams in baseball in the New York Mets, it’s clear that victory will never be simple…
Tribune News Service · Jun 3, 2022 Larry Stone: ‘It could have been any of us’: Breanna Stewart, Jewell Loyd show support for Brittney Griner SEATTLE — Every day for weeks, the tweet from Storm forward Breanna Stewart is the same, with only the reference to the number of days in confinement changed. And ever-growing.
Los Angeles Times · Jun 3, 2022 SoCal native Bobby Wagner explains why coming home to Rams literally hits home LOS ANGELES — New Rams linebacker Bobby Wagner is educating teammates with lessons the six-time All-Pro learned during 10 seasons with the Seattle Seahawks.
Tribune News Service · Jun 2, 2022 Concerned that Amazon offers anti-trans guides for parents, workers shut down the company's Pride Month kickoff As Amazon prepared Wednesday to kick off Pride Month at its Seattle headquarters, a group of people holding transgender pride flags dropped to the ground.
Tribune News Service · Jun 2, 2022 Downtown Seattle considers a future with lots of tourists and few office workers Like many small businesses in downtown Seattle, the Pure Food Fish Market has had to adjust to an economy that's still missing some of its pre-COVID-19 players.
Tribune News Service · Jun 1, 2022 Just what is the connection between guns and mental illness? SEATTLE — After nearly every mass shooting, like a merry-go-round, arguments emerge that pin the violence on an individual's mental illness or the prevalence of extremely lethal guns. Ultimately, boiling it down to one, the other, or even both of those potential causes doesn't get us anywhere close to the…
Tribune News Service · Jun 1, 2022 In search of better data, Seattle plans to require landlords to report rents Seattle landlords may soon be required to report how much rent they charge — an effort to give city officials better data about the local housing market that drew opposition from some property owners.
Tribune News Service · Jun 1, 2022 Seattle Art Museum's security guards vote to form a union The Seattle Art Museum's security workers voted to form an independent union in a 38-4 majority vote Tuesday.
USA Today Sports Media Group · Jun 1, 2022 Rams star DT Aaron Donald ‘at peace’ with potential retirement Here's hoping the Rams' seemingly limitless cap space finally runs out and won't be able to give yet another massive extension.