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Macklemore removed from Ed Sheeran's tour after 'free Palestine' speech
Macklemore has been dropped from the remainder of Ed Sheeran’s "Loop" tour following backlash over pro-Palestine remarks the rapper made during a recent opening performance.
Deadly crash involving log truck causes delays on SR 530
A deadly crash involving a log truck in Arlington has blocked both directions of State Route 530 at Arlington-Darrington Road, according to the Washington State Department of Transportation.
Renton set to vote on public camping, tresspass ban
The Renton City Council is scheduled to vote on Ordinance No. 6199, which would establish Chapter 6-34 of the Renton Municipal Code to classify public camping, personal property storage, and unauthorized shopping cart possession on city property as misdemeanors carrying up to 90 days in jail, a $1,000 fine, or both.
Light rail delayed in Seattle after stabbing victim boards train at Pioneer Square station
First responders treated and transported a stabbing victim Sunday afternoon after the injured individual boarded a northbound Sound Transit light rail train in downtown Seattle, officials said.
Here's where fires in Washington state are burning
The latest information on active and fully contained wildfires burning in Washington state.
Seattle skateboarder recovering after South Lake Union hit-and-run
The victim, 21-year-old Jordan Brito, is now recovering at home after suffering severe injuries, including multiple skull fractures and brain bleeding that required several surgeries.
Man dies while handcuffed in Seattle's Georgetown neighborhood
Officers handcuffed the incapacitated man after he rolled into the roadway; he lost consciousness shortly after and died at the scene.
Renton City Council to vote on public homeless camping ban
The Renton City Council is set to vote on a proposed ordinance that would ban homeless encampments on public property, marking the latest Washington municipality to consider such measures.
GM to open new office in Seattle's Denny Triangle neighborhood
One of the largest car manufacturers in the country recently announced that it will be opening a new office in downtown Seattle.
King County hosts anonymous gun buyback event in Shoreline
Vehicles wrapped around the block as participants lined up to turn in weapons with no identification or registration required.
Seattle mayor responds to council demand over police chief's resignation
Mayor Katie Wilson's office has formally responded to Seattle City Councilmember Bob Kettle’s demand for a written explanation regarding the forced resignation of former Police Chief Shon Barnes.
Fire station in Federal Way houses rare artifacts from 9/11
Station 64 in Federal Way is home to one of the authentic artifacts from all three crash sites of the September 11th attacks.
World Trade Center survivor shares story of 9/11 at Seattle memorial
In Seattle, city leaders honored the lives of the people impacted by the September 11th attacks during a memorial service.
‘Unaffordable to serve food in Seattle’: Restaurant owner sounds alarm
A popular Seattle restaurant known for keeping its menu affordable says the math behind those prices is becoming increasingly difficult to make work.
Suspect arrested after standoff in Seattle's Crown Hill neighborhood
A suspect was arrested and two others were detained following a standoff in Seattle's Crown Hill neighborhood on Friday.
9/11 Day of Remembrance and Service: Volunteers pack hundreds of thousands meals in Seattle
Hundreds of volunteers gathered inside Lumen Field on Friday to transform a day of remembrance into a massive effort to combat hunger across the region.
SPD delays release of internal texts from Bite of Seattle case
The decision marks a reversal from earlier in the week, when Sayles indicated the records would be released by Friday in response to public disclosure requests.
Super El Niño on the horizon: What record-breaking weather means for WA this winter
A strengthening El Niño is on track to become a historic, record-breaking event that will significantly alter global weather patterns.
Spokane arson suspect federally indicted by grand jury
A federal grand jury on Wednesday indicted Aaron Farinacci, 37, formally accusing him of starting the Old Trails Fire in early August, which burned over 3,000 acres and caused devastating damages to homes in the area.
WA police looking for man accused of inappropriately touching 2 girls
The suspect is described as a Hispanic male in his 30s with a heavier build and buzzed hair, who asks girls for directions before approaching them.
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View MoreMacklemore removed from Ed Sheeran's tour after 'free Palestine' speech
Macklemore has been dropped from the remainder of Ed Sheeran’s "Loop" tour following backlash over pro-Palestine remarks the rapper made during a recent opening performance.
Deadly crash involving log truck causes delays on SR 530
A deadly crash involving a log truck in Arlington has blocked both directions of State Route 530 at Arlington-Darrington Road, according to the Washington State Department of Transportation.
Renton set to vote on public camping, tresspass ban
The Renton City Council is scheduled to vote on Ordinance No. 6199, which would establish Chapter 6-34 of the Renton Municipal Code to classify public camping, personal property storage, and unauthorized shopping cart possession on city property as misdemeanors carrying up to 90 days in jail, a $1,000 fine, or both.
Light rail delayed in Seattle after stabbing victim boards train at Pioneer Square station
First responders treated and transported a stabbing victim Sunday afternoon after the injured individual boarded a northbound Sound Transit light rail train in downtown Seattle, officials said.
Here's where fires in Washington state are burning
The latest information on active and fully contained wildfires burning in Washington state.
Seattle skateboarder recovering after South Lake Union hit-and-run
The victim, 21-year-old Jordan Brito, is now recovering at home after suffering severe injuries, including multiple skull fractures and brain bleeding that required several surgeries.
Man dies while handcuffed in Seattle's Georgetown neighborhood
Officers handcuffed the incapacitated man after he rolled into the roadway; he lost consciousness shortly after and died at the scene.
Renton City Council to vote on public homeless camping ban
The Renton City Council is set to vote on a proposed ordinance that would ban homeless encampments on public property, marking the latest Washington municipality to consider such measures.
GM to open new office in Seattle's Denny Triangle neighborhood
One of the largest car manufacturers in the country recently announced that it will be opening a new office in downtown Seattle.
King County hosts anonymous gun buyback event in Shoreline
Vehicles wrapped around the block as participants lined up to turn in weapons with no identification or registration required.
Seattle mayor responds to council demand over police chief's resignation
Mayor Katie Wilson's office has formally responded to Seattle City Councilmember Bob Kettle’s demand for a written explanation regarding the forced resignation of former Police Chief Shon Barnes.
Fire station in Federal Way houses rare artifacts from 9/11
Station 64 in Federal Way is home to one of the authentic artifacts from all three crash sites of the September 11th attacks.
World Trade Center survivor shares story of 9/11 at Seattle memorial
In Seattle, city leaders honored the lives of the people impacted by the September 11th attacks during a memorial service.
‘Unaffordable to serve food in Seattle’: Restaurant owner sounds alarm
A popular Seattle restaurant known for keeping its menu affordable says the math behind those prices is becoming increasingly difficult to make work.
Suspect arrested after standoff in Seattle's Crown Hill neighborhood
A suspect was arrested and two others were detained following a standoff in Seattle's Crown Hill neighborhood on Friday.
9/11 Day of Remembrance and Service: Volunteers pack hundreds of thousands meals in Seattle
Hundreds of volunteers gathered inside Lumen Field on Friday to transform a day of remembrance into a massive effort to combat hunger across the region.
SPD delays release of internal texts from Bite of Seattle case
The decision marks a reversal from earlier in the week, when Sayles indicated the records would be released by Friday in response to public disclosure requests.
Super El Niño on the horizon: What record-breaking weather means for WA this winter
A strengthening El Niño is on track to become a historic, record-breaking event that will significantly alter global weather patterns.
Spokane arson suspect federally indicted by grand jury
A federal grand jury on Wednesday indicted Aaron Farinacci, 37, formally accusing him of starting the Old Trails Fire in early August, which burned over 3,000 acres and caused devastating damages to homes in the area.
WA police looking for man accused of inappropriately touching 2 girls
The suspect is described as a Hispanic male in his 30s with a heavier build and buzzed hair, who asks girls for directions before approaching them.
Police shoot, kill suspect at Federal Way, WA Commons mall
Federal Way police officers shot and killed a man that allegedly pointed a gun at multiple people in a mall parking lot Thursday night.
42 dogs recover at Everett shelter after Marysville rescue
More than 40 dogs are recovering at the Everett Animal Shelter after they were found inside a cramped utility trailer in Marysville.
Strong rebuke from major Seattle employers to Mayor Wilson over public safety measures
Dozens of Seattle corporations are demanding the city immediately scale up public safety measures and revise its current policing strategy.
Deadly vehicle fire blocks I-5 at Nisqually River Bridge
Northbound I-5 has reopened after a deadly vehicle fire blocked all lanes at the Nisqually River Bridge for several hours.
Seattle used to be filled with Victorian mansions. Where did they all go?
Victorian mansions once occupied prominent blocks in Seattle neighborhoods, now dominated by hospitals, high-rises and commercial buildings. So, what happened to all of Seattle's Victorian homes?
Seattle businesses struggle to survive as mayor pushes new jobs plan
While Seattle business owners grapple with thin profit margins and mounting tax pressures, city leaders are attempting to offer a path forward.
Two men plead not guilty in alleged kidnapping, sexual assault of teen girls
Two men accused of luring two teenage girls in Olympia before allegedly kidnapping and sexually assaulting them in Renton pleaded not guilty Thursday.
Serial truck thief arrested in Fairwood with help from K-9
Landon Bruce, who has 12 prior convictions for vehicle theft, was arrested after a deputy spotted him stepping out of a stolen U-Haul truck.
SEA Airport will end Spot Saver program in November
The free SEA Spot Saver reservation program at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport will sunset on Nov. 30, 2026.
25 years after 9/11: How Seattle and surrounding areas will commemorate
Seattle and its surrounding areas are remembering 9/11 with ceremonies and volunteering events. Here's what to know.

















































