Renton demolition sprays concrete dust on small businesses
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Concrete dust and road closures are adding insult to injury for neighbors of a long abandoned building in Renton that's finally being demolished. Now, they're asking for a pause on construction until there's a better handle on the concrete dust that's flying from the site.

How million of wasted fish shaped Washington's salmon fishing history
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Washington now spends millions of dollars trying to save salmon. In 1895, an estimated 7 million pounds were discarded in a single year.

Supreme Court starts new term with landmark cases on the docket
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The Supreme Court kicked off a jam-packed new term on Monday, with major cases on climate, guns, religion and immigration on the docket.

Washington sees spike in COVID cases, second most in US
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Washington state is currently second in the country when it comes to COVID levels, just behind Texas. Specifically, the CDC is reporting higher COVID activity in wastewater levels.

Seattle businesses move to Eastside due to overwhelming taxes
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Seattle business leaders say the city's economy is changing, and taxes are part of the problem. The Downtown Business Association and Chamber of Commerce are now warning that Seattle's tax base is becoming too dependent on certain companies, some of which are switching to the Eastside.

Mayor Katie Wilson denies Deputy Mayor delayed police briefing

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson is pushing back against claims that her administration delayed a police press conference following the deadly Bite of Seattle shooting.

Before fighting to save salmon, WA had mountains of wasted fish

Washington now spends millions of dollars trying to save salmon. But over 100 years ago, the state discarded an estimated 7 million pounds in a single year.

Mayor disputes claims in Bite of Seattle response delays
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For the first time, Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson is disputing claims that her deputy mayor delayed police from holding a press conference after a mass shooting during the Bite of Seattle food festival.

Coverup concerns after Russian lab worker death
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A lab worker at a research institute in Siberia died after reportedly being exposed to pneumonic plague, prompting Russian authorities to quarantine dozens of workers. But now, the Kremlin claims it was a simple case of pneumonia.

Questions loom in attempted hijacking of Israel bound flight
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The investigation is ramping up into the co-pilot suspected of stabbing the captain of an Israel-bound flydubai flight, with Netanyahu now ordering his security council look at other possible threats to Israeli-bound passenger planes.

Crew sick calls cancel several Washington State Ferry routes
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Several ferry routes across Washington were canceled on Monday after officials say 23 engineers called out sick, and every other qualified employee to cover for them refused to take the shifts.

Seattle City Council District 5 candidates clash on key issues

With critical issues like public safety top of mind for North Seattle residents, candidates Nilu Jenks and Julie Kang are offering distinct perspectives on policing, technology, and city finances.

WSP: Woman stabs child after I-5 crash near DuPont, WA

A woman is accused of stabbing a 9-year-old girl after crashing into a semi-truck on southbound I-5 Monday morning.

Microadventure Mystery Boxes
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This morning we were joined by Annie Atherton with Explore Seattle Southside to chat about a fun and cute way to discover the area with its new Microadventure Mystery Boxes. 

'Autumn Moon Night Market' in Bellevue, WA
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Ryan Reiter with Northwest Marketplaces joined Good Day Seattle to talk about Autumn Moon Night Market in Bellevue.

Woman accused of spying on Taiwanese president's son while in Seattle

Court documents state that the 34-year-old woman allegedly worked with an associate to photograph and record the Taiwanese president's family outside their Seattle-area home at the direction of Chinese officials.

Seattle's FXRY launches new clothing label
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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. 

‘Mind of a Serial Killer’ exhibit in Seattle: Explore infamous crimes

There's a new exhibit in Seattle that's not for the faint of heart. Mind of a Serial Killer: The Experience, is now open at Pacific Place in Seattle.