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Pierce County mom charged after suspected I-5 DUI crash, stabbing
A 35-year-old woman is facing multiple felony charges after allegedly causing a rollover crash and stabbing her child on I-5 in Pierce County.
A 35-year-old woman is facing multiple felony charges after allegedly causing a rollover crash and stabbing her child on I-5 in Pierce County.
Tacoma city leaders are working to close a $40 million deficit in the city's General Fund, with proposals on the table to eliminate up to 100 municipal jobs, end public safety programs, and raise local business fees.
A pilot study from The University of Texas at San Antonio Health Science Center found higher levels of several potentially harmful chemicals in the primary teeth of children with autism compared with children without autism.
After a pair of 6-1 victories over the Calgary Flames, and a tight 3-1 loss to the Edmonton Oilers, the Seattle Kraken were blown out by the Vegas Golden Knights in a 6-2 loss on Tuesday night.
A suspect was arrested after two people were attacked by a person with a machete at Hing Hay Park on Tuesday.
Good Day Seattle on FOX13 airs seven days a week in Seattle, covering Washington state news, politics, weather, traffic, entertainment and sports.
FXRY, the fashion industry’s go-to service provider for modern clothing repairs and alterations, has launched Second Mark, a new clothing label that reworks original vintage and secondhand workwear into creative new pieces.
Surveillance video shows the arrest of a woman accused of biting a large chunk of flesh out of a victim's forehead during a vicious attack on a stranger on downtown Seattle street. Plus, a young man found beaten to death inside his apartment. Detectives are sure he knew his killer but need help to solve his case. And, the mother of a man killed in a hit and run makes a passionate plea for a longer prison sentence for the killer and it works.
Tacoma city leaders are working to close a $40 million deficit in the city's General Fund, with proposals on the table to eliminate up to 100 municipal jobs, end public safety programs, and raise local business fees.