Three cars stolen in one night from Ballard family's home
Vehicle theft is an issue that continues to plague our state during the pandemic.
Driver accused of running over Seattle protesters charged with vehicular homicide
Prosecutors on Wednesday filed three felony charges against the man accused of hitting two protesters with his car, killing one, while driving on a Seattle freeway that was closed for Black Lives Matter demonstrations.
Council weighs deep cuts to SPD budget
The Seattle City Council will discuss possible cuts to the police department's budget amid national outcry over police reform.
Fears of state shutdown rekindled amid rising COVID-19 cases
As coronavirus cases rise, business owners who have opened their doors for the first time in months say they're worried the governor will reverse course.
Some say there is a 'real threat' of companies leaving over Seattle's historic tax
Leaders in the business community react to Seattle's historic tax
Seattle City Council passes historic business tax
The tax is expected to generate more than $200 million in revenue each year.
Family of couple found murdered at Alki Beach speak out
The family of a young couple whose dismembered bodies were discovered on Alki Beach last month are speaking out for the first time.
Seattle City Council approves 'progressive' tax on big businesses
The Seattle City Council on Monday approved adopting a new tax on large businesses, two years after the council repealed a big business tax amid pressure from corporations such as Amazon and the prospect of a voter referendum.
Judge sets $1.2 million bail for driver accused of hitting 2 Seattle protesters
A judge on Monday set a $1.2 million bail for the man accused of driving a Jaguar on to a closed Seattle freeway and hitting two protesters, killing one.
Confederate monument toppled, destroyed in Seattle cemetery
It's not clear who toppled the 10-ton monument in Lake View Cemetery, but it has been the target of vandalism over the past few years as the issue of removing Confederate monuments gains traction nationwide.
Confederate monument toppled in Seattle cemetery
The monument, dedicated in 1926, has long been the target of vandalism.
Seattle poised to pass massive business tax amid economic downturn
The "Jumpstart" tax going before the Seattle City Council Monday is four times more than the controversial "head tax" that the council passed - then later repealed - two years ago.
Artists upset with effort to preserve BLM mural in Capitol Hill
A group of people worked to preserve the Black Lives Matter mural along Pine Street in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood Sunday, but the artists behind the mural say they do not appreciate the act.
Sealant used to preserve Black Lives Matter mural upsets artists who made it
A group of people worked to preserve the Black Lives Matter mural along Pine Street in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood, but the artists behind the mural say they do not appreciate the act.
One dead and one still hospitalized after car crashes into protesters on I-5
One of two people struck by a car on I-5 while protesting in Seattle early Saturday morning has died.
Protesters aim to have message heard by ‘privileged residents of North Seattle’
A rally in North Seattle on Friday night was geared towards making sure protesters' message reached all corners of Seattle.
Boater safety encouraged this 4th of July weekend; Coast Guard to conduct emphasis patrols
Law enforcement is on the lookout for impaired boaters this Fourth of July weekend. The U.S. Coast Guard said alcohol is the leading factor in deadly boating accidents.
Fate of Washington economy could hinge on face covering compliance
Starting next week businesses will be required to turn away customers who do not follow Governor Jay Inslee’s new state-wide face cover mandate.
Mother's message five years after her son was killed leaving concert; help ID deadly assault suspect
KILLER WANTED IN SEATTLE --Last weekend marks five years since Benito Enriquez, a loving father, son, boyfriend and nurse, was beaten to death after leaving a Kenny Chesney concert.
The CHOP may be gone, but it seems protesters aren't going anywhere
Another night of clashes between protesters and police ended with 10 more arrests near the former occupied protest zone in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood.