Woman found dead after RV fire in Marysville
A woman was found dead and a man was taken to the hospital after an RV fire Sunday night in Marysville.
'Knowing what happened here is just such a tragedy': Safety upgrades called for following woman hit and killed
The intersection where a student from India was hit and killed by police on Monday night, is part of a long envisioned walking and cycling corridor.
Hundreds gather to mourn 5 family members killed in a fire
Hundreds of people packed the Tumwater District Stadium on Sunday night – not for a football game, but for a goodbye.
Controversial Lynnwood opioid treatment clinic expected to open Monday
The controversial Lynnwood opioid treatment clinic is expected to open Monday, Jan. 30.
State agencies drop out of meeting discussing controversial sex offender facility in Tenino
A town hall meeting aimed at discussing a controversial sex offender treatment center in Tenino has been canceled due to threats, state agencies say.
Deputies seek 2 suspects in Shelton gas station robbery
Mason County Sheriff’s deputies need help identifying two suspects in a gas station robbery in Shelton.
Man shot, killed in Puyallup, no suspects identified
Pierce County deputies are investigating after a man was shot and killed in Puyallup on Saturday.
Community vigil honors Tyre Nichols' life, hoping for change
Community members mourning the death of Tyre Nichols gathered at Plymouth Church in downtown Seattle for a vigil.
Good news only: Days are getting longer, 'Local Appreciation Day' at Pike Place, bear spotting on Mars
The doom and gloom of winter in Seattle is finally seeing some sunlight at the end of the tunnel, the sun's starting to set after 5:00 p.m. Pike Place Market hosted it’s first-ever "Local Appreciation Day". Also, bears are trending online and on Mars. Here are FOX 13's top stories of the week; good news only.
Pike Place Market kicks-offs ‘Local Appreciation’ celebration
Pike Place Market hosted it’s first-ever "Local Appreciation Day" on Saturday; a celebration that will continue into February.
SPD arrests man for breaking into a home, filling up the tub, taking a fully-clothed bath
Police arrested a man on Friday after he broke into a home in Seattle's Madrona neighborhood, and took a bath.
Man accused in substation vandalism is released from custody
One of the two men charged with vandalizing electrical substations in Washington state over the holidays to cover a burglary was ordered released from federal custody Friday to seek substance abuse help.
Seattle could broaden anti-discrimination law to add caste
Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant wants to add caste to the city’s anti-discrimination policy, saying discrimination takes place throughout the U.S. based on the South Asian practice of assigning people their social status at birth.
Washington’s Hinman Glacier gone after thousands of years
The largest glacier between the high peaks of Mount Rainier and Glacier Peak has melted away after a long battle with global warming.
1 dead after shooting in Seattle's Wallingford neighborhood, police investigating
Police are investigating after a man was shot dead in Seattle’s Wallingford neighborhood on Friday.
Car containing important personal, medical documents stolen from Ukrainian war refugees
Thefts of Kia vehicles have been on the rise across the country and locally with TikTok videos showing someone how to steal them with just a USB cable. For one couple, the theft of their Kia was more than just a mode of transport: the car contained important documents needed to get by.
State to begin work on diverging diamond interchange at I-90, SR 18
A major project is set to get underway in an effort to get traffic moving at one of the state's busiest interchanges at Interstate 90 and State Route 18 in Snoqualmie Valley.
Former Spokane doctor sentenced for paying dark-web hitmen in Bitcoin to kidnap estranged wife
A former Spokane doctor has been sentenced to eight years in federal prison for paying $60,000 in Bitcoin for multiple hitmen to abduct and assault multiple people.
Resource fair in Tacoma connects people experiencing homelessness to services
The fair offered connections to housing, medical care, job opportunities, legal support, laundry services, insurance enrollment, veterans affairs, and more. Project Homeless Connect, through Associated Ministries, has hosted the fair since 2018.
Tacoma Police looking for info, suspects in deadly shooting of 16-year-old
Detectives with Tacoma Police are looking for information on a suspect or suspects involved in the deadly shooting of a 16-year-old boy last week.