Crews vacuum ‘murder hornets’ out of Washington nest
Heavily protected crews in Washington state worked Saturday to destroy the first nest of so-called murder hornets discovered in the United States.
Students in Peninsula School District must return to remote learning after month of in-person classes
Emotions running high for parents in the Peninsula School District, after learning their children have to go back to remote learning.
Civil rights or law and order? AG candidates chart different paths
In the race for attorney general, Republican challenger Matt Larkin accuses incumbent Bob Ferguson of being tough on President Donald Trump but soft on crime.
Detectives investigate officer involved shooting after dog attacked three people at North Seattle apartment
A dog was shot and killed after attacking three people at a North Seattle home early Saturday.
First Asian giant hornet nest found in Washington
The Washington State Department of Agriculture has found the first Asian giant hornet nest in the United States.
Remote learning to continue through at least January in Seattle Public Schools
Another school district is pushing back its plans to return to in-person learning until 2021.
Education issues take top priority this election year
Education issues taking priority this election cycle.
Detectives arrest Auburn woman accused of killing 25-year-old in Shoreline
Detectives arrested a 31-year-old Auburn woman accused of killing a woman earlier this week in Shoreline.
Report: Seattle officers used excessive force at protests
A Seattle police officer who slammed a protester's head to the ground, another who punched a demonstrator in the head a half dozen times and a third officer who put his knee on the necks of two looting suspects violated policies against using excessive force, an independent agency has concluded.
Everett council rejects housing plan for homeless students
An undeveloped ball field in Everett’s Port Gardner neighborhood will remain that way after the city council voted to reject a planned housing development for students and their families.
First Asian giant hornet nest found in Washington
Agriculture department officials were able to trap a live one and track it back to its nest in Whatcom County.
Snow falling at Snoqualmie Pass
Mountain passes could get up to nine inches of snow Friday.
Man arrested for pulling gun on artist painting community mural
When the suspect was arrested in Renton, he expressed his anger with the mural by repeatedly using racist slurs.
Uptick in fatal attacks on transgender community
It’s being called an epidemic of violence. 2020 has been the deadliest year for the transgender community with the majority of the victims being black and latinx.
Case investigators looking ahead to the holidays as we move into a fall surge
State health officials announced Covid-19 cases soared past 100,000 in Washington State Thursday.
Public safety expert says he's disturbed over Seattle City Council members' lack of knowledge on 911 calls
Public safety expert says Seattle City Council members voiced misinformation on 911 calls.
911 service restored after short outage in Washington state
State officials say 911 emergency service was not be working in some areas of Washington state Thursday afternoon.
Two Democrats face off for Lt. Gov., Republican chases write-in opportunity
When Lt. Gov. Cyrus Habib announced this year he was leaving politics to pursue becoming a Jesuit priest, it sent shockwaves through Olympia and blew the 2020 race to fill his seat wide open.
North Thurston Schools share plans to tackle failing grades
We first told you Wednesday about South Sound public school students struggling with grades as distance learning continues to reveal new challenges.
Four hurt after car crashes into restaurant in Seattle's International District
Four people were hurt when a car crashed into a restaurant Thursday afternoon in Seattle.