Toledo, OH shooting: 12 people hurt near festival, manhunt continues
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A manhunt continues for the suspects who opened fire near a busy street festival in Toledo, Ohio over the weekend. Plus six people were stabbed after a mental health crisis at Penn Station in New York City.

Human trafficking investigation of Bellevue 'Onlyfans house' expands in WA
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A human trafficking investigation expanding to multiple locations across the Puget Sound area. We are expecting new charges Monday in the case of the 'Onlyfans house' in Bellevue.

5 people stabbed inside Manhattan’s Penn Station, suspect in custody

Five people were injured Sunday evening in a mass stabbing in a New Jersey Transit waiting area inside Penn Station, authorities said.

Seattle opens Interbay tiny home village, falls short of shelter goal

A new tiny home village has opened in Seattle's Interbay neighborhood, providing dozens of units for adults experiencing chronic homelessness. Is it falling short for Seattle's goals? FOX 13 looks at the numbers.

The Spotlight: Beware of this summer scam targeting Seattle visitors
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Seattle Police issue a warning to all visitors this summer. Beware of falling victim to digital scammers and credit card fraud suspects pretending to raise money for musical groups and at risk youth programs. More than 20 victims have already had between $900 and $1200 stolen so far. Plus, a wanted fugitive leads deputies on a 10 minute pursuit with the hood of his truck up blocking his view. And, a domestic violence suspect has surprising words of praise for the K9 who tracked him down and bit him.

Good Day Seattle for Sunday, 6/7
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Good Day Seattle on FOX13 airs seven days a week in Seattle, covering Washington state news, politics, weather, traffic, entertainment and sports.

Seattle News Tonight for Saturday, 6/6
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FOX 13 is Seattle and Western Washington’s source for breaking news, weather, traffic and sports.

Neighbors demand action on Aurora Avenue safety
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Seattle residents voiced severe frustrations over relentless gun violence and human trafficking along the North Aurora Corridor during a weekend community gathering.

Seattle neighbors demand safety changes on Aurora Avenue

Concerned neighbors gathered Saturday at a city-hosted community event to voice safety concerns regarding ongoing gun violence and human trafficking along Aurora Avenue.

Police shoot man in Puyallup, WA during domestic dispute

Police shot a man in Puyallup on Friday night. They were reportedly responding to a call from a woman saying her brother was trying to kill her.

Bryce Miller, Seattle Mariners toss two-hitter in 4-0 win over Tigers

The Seattle Mariners have beaten the Detroit Tigers in a Saturday game in Michigan, with Bryce Miller and Dominic Canzone having standout moments on the field.

Snohomish, WA neighbors hear large boom before deadly fire, explosion

One person is dead in Snohomish, Washington following an explosion at a home after reports came into the fire department about a loud boom in the area.

Teams battling brutal humidity ahead of World Cup
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Amid growing safety concerns over brutal North American summer humidity, FIFA has modified its stadium security protocol to allow fans to carry factory-sealed water bottles into matches.

From the Mosquito Fleet to modern ferries: WA marks 75 years on the water

As WSF turns 75 years old, the Mosquito fleet is back in discussion. Washington lawmakers are looking at the ferry system's past for ideas on how to ease modern transportation constraints on Puget Sound.

Neighbors speak out on Bellevue party home
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Bellevue police are investigating whether individuals were coerced into producing digital content at a local home that neighbors say hosted disruptive weekend parties since January.

Washington seeks lifeline for struggling ferry fleet
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As Washington State Ferries marks 75 years of public service, a mounting boat shortage has prompted regional lawmakers to propose reviving historic passenger-only networks.

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson activates stadium-area cameras during World Cup
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Following a joint security briefing detailing credible safety threats from the FBI and local police, Seattle officials have authorized the immediate activation of surveillance cameras in the stadium district ahead of upcoming global soccer matches.