David Rose is the executive producer and host of Washington's Most Wanted. He launched the show in November of 2008 in partnership with local, state and federal law enforcement agencies as well as area Crime Stoppers programs. To date, David has helped police put more than 260 fugitives behind bars. In 2009 David was honored with the Seattle Police Officers' Guild Citizen's Award. In 2010 the FBI recognized David's work with the FBI Director's Community Leadership Award and also received the 2010 Media Partner Award from the Tacoma/Pierce County Crime Stoppers.

David also anchors Q13 FOX News at 5, 9 and 10pm. He came to Seattle from Cincinnati, Ohio, where he worked as anchor and managing editor of Good Morning Tri-State at WCPO. In 2007, Rose was honored with the Ohio Associated Press Broadcasters Best Anchor Award.

Prior to Cincinnati, David worked as special-projects reporter and anchor at KCOP in Los Angeles. He received prestigious Golden Mike awards for his investigative work on L.A. city buses caught on camera running red lights and for breaking-news coverage of the riots following the 2000 Los Angeles Lakers championship game.

David has also worked as weekend host and senior correspondent for the syndicated television show EXTRA where he covered the O.J. Simpson civil trial. He has also held anchor positions in Boston at WFXT and the FOX-owned WFLD, where he launched Good Day Chicago.

David hails from Monroe, Louisiana and graduated from Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas.

You can find David on the golf course when he's not volunteering for numerous charities, including Special Olympics Washington, Behind the Badge Foundation and Muscular Dystrophy Association.

Parella joined Washington’s Most Wanted in August 2009. She specializes in cold cases and murder mysteries. Working with local law enforcement, families of victims and drawing from her own experience in law enforcement, she is helping to bring criminals to justice one case at a time.

Before getting into television, Parella spent time working as a reserve officer for the Lafayette city police department in Lafayette, Louisiana. She graduated the police academy in 1999, where she underwent rigorous physical training, over 40 hours advanced firearms training, defensive tactics training and specialized conditioning in several other fields. During her time in law enforcement, she also worked undercover. She was one of the few women who volunteered for specialized assignments and helped catch several bad guys.

While working in law enforcement, she was also vice co-chair of Lafayette Teen Court, an organization that worked with first time young offenders in hopes of turning their lives around.

She was awarded the coveted “Blue Knight” award from Mothers Against Drunk Driving  after chasing down a drunk driver and going above and beyond to see the man convicted of his crime.

Parella Lewis can also be seen on Friday and Saturday nights doing the weather for Q13 Fox news at 9pm and 10pm. She has worked in the top severe weather markets across the U.S. and brings her unique knowledge and experience to the Pacific Northwest.