1 person killed in North Seattle shooting Friday
Seattle Police are investigating a deadly shooting that killed one person in the city's Roosevelt neighborhood late Friday.
Pete Carroll excited to get back to regular games
Sports Director Aaron Levine spoke with Head Coach Pete Carroll about his relationship with Russell Wilson and having fans back at Lumen Field.
Citing delta variant, Washington state urges indoor masks
Washington state’s top epidemiologist is recommending that everyone wear a mask or face covering in crowded indoor places because of the rise of the COVID-19 delta variant — even if they have been vaccinated.
Beers and bites at 'Welcome Back Week' in Downtown Seattle
The Downtown Seattle Association holding its event "Beers and Bites" featuring live music, food trucks, beverages and games.
Burien mayor offers $2,000 for answers regarding political signs
The mayor of Burien is offering a two thousand dollar reward for answers after he says someone put up political propaganda against him and several other candidates.
Man pleads not guilty to killing estranged wife at bar
A man accused of killing his wife at a Bellevue bar has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder and unlawful possession of a firearm.
Burien mayor offers $2,000 for answers regarding political signs
The mayor of Burien is offering a two thousand dollar reward for answers after he says someone put up political propaganda against him and several other candidates.
First camp connected to debris thrown onto I-90 cleared, second camp sweep planned for next week
Authorities cleared out a homeless camp along I-90 over public safety concerns for drivers after hundreds of debris-throwing incidents were reported on local freeways.
Mayor Durkan announces $2 million investment as gun violence peaks in King County
Firearm violence in King County rose exponentially in 2020 and has not stopped in 2021, according to a report released by the prosecuting attorney's office.
Dan Satterberg on 2021 gun violence
King County Prosecuting Attorney, Dan Satterberg, addressing the county-wide rise in gun violence after the Q2 2021 "Shots Fired" report was released.
Detectives search for clues after hit-and-run driver kills man on his morning run
A family is desperate for answers after a father and husband was left for dead after going on his regular morning run in Maple Valley Sunday morning.
Several beaches in Pierce, King counties temporarily close
Several beaches have been closed in both Pierce and King counties in the last 24 hours.
Panel issues recommendations for Seattle Police Department's protest response
A group of community members and Seattle police representatives make up the panel. The panel gave a total of 54 recommendations in five different categories: community legitimacy, communication and community engagement, situational awareness, and tactics and equipment
Kraken reveal roster
Ian Furness breaks down Seattle Kraken roster.
Authorities clearing homeless encampment along I-90 in Seattle
WSDOT and police are clearing a homeless encampment along I-90 and Rainier Ave S on Thursday after several incidents of debris thrown at cars in the area.
Community helps Tukwila Pantry Food Bank earn $100,000 grant
Food insecurity is growing, even as the economy is starting to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. Before coronavirus forced a statewide shutdown, the Tukwila Pantry Food Bank would serve less than 100 families on distribution days.
Homeless camps along I-90 to be swept Thursday
The problem is nothing new for the Washington State Department of Transportation or officials from the city of Seattle: homeless encampments alongside or underneath freeways intermingle between city and state property boundaries.
Kraken expansion draft to be milestone for Seattle
When the calendar flips to this time of year, there is normally a mix and anger and resentment for sports fans in this corner of the country.
Mild summer temperatures in western Washington
Mid seventies tomorrow and temperatures will rise back into the 80s by the end of the week throughout the weekend.
Black bear caught on camera for the first time under I-90 crossing at Snoqualmie Pass
A black bear walking below the I-90 wildlife crossing structure in Snoqualmie Pass was caught on camera for the first time.