Election officials answer FAQs from voters
A week away from Election Day, election officials are fielding some Frequently Asked Questions from voters.
Legal expert says council member's proposal would give 'blanket immunity' to most misdemeanor cases in Seattle
Legal experts say a proposal being mulled by council members will have catastrophic impacts to public safety.
King County showing alarming increase in gun violence in 2020
During 2020, an alarming spike in gun violence across King County has occurred.
'Nothing sly or clandestine' about these Covington ATM thieves, sheriff's office says
Detectives with the King County Sheriff's Office are looking for two suspects who used a tow truck to completely destroy an ATM in Covington.
Bellevue police chief responds to criticism over civil emergency, weapons ban during dueling protests
Police Chief Steve Mylett is responding publicly to criticism over the city's handling of dueling protests that converged in the downtown area Saturday night.
Civil emergency declared in response to dueling protests
Bellevue Police Chief Steve Mylett is defending the city's efforts to protect residents and businesses.
King County Courthouse in Redmond briefly evacuated
The King County Courthouse in Redmond was briefly evacuated Tuesday morning while crews investigated the smell of natural gas.
City leaders: Seattle parks 'spiraling' into danger and chaos at a time when they're needed most
Homeless encampments in Seattle parks is not a new issue, but it’s one city residents say has gotten extraordinarily worse during the pandemic. Now community leaders are demanding city officials do something about it, immediately.
Driver hits pedestrian after police chase near SeaTac
A 74-year-old man is in critical condition after a vehicle struck him following a police chase on NB I-5 near SeaTac.
Man pulls gun on group of people during demonstration in Woodinville
Police are investigating a disturbance in Woodinville where a man pulled out a handgun on a group of people during a demonstration and it was captured on tape.
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.
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.
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.
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.