Flawed data in Seattle's ‘LEAD’ diversion program prompts calls for audit

A diversion program that originated in Seattle and replicated across the country is coming under fire, with allegations that its foundational metric is false.

Amtrak service between Seattle, Portland resumes

Following multiple extensions, the suspension of Amtrak Cascades service between Seattle and Portland has officially ended.

Police search for suspect after deadly Seattle shooting
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Seattle police are investigating a shooting that left one man dead in the First Hill neighborhood on Tuesday night. 

Seattle police search for suspect after deadly downtown shooting
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Police said a person was shot and killed in an apartment building in Seattle's First Hill neighborhood Tuesday night, and there is no suspect in custody.

Olympia, WA grandma builds community with one extra Mariners ticket

When Rhenda Strub bought Seattle Mariners season tickets, she was simply looking for a way to step back into the world after a tragic loss.

Seattle's largest new indoor pickleball facility opens in Interbay
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Seattle's pickleball scene is getting a massive upgrade, and it comes with some serious star power. FOX 13 sports reporter Lauren Helmbrecht takes us inside the city's largest new indoor facility, built by a local sports icon to bring community, coffee and competition under one roof.

CARE timeline shows call surge during Bite of Seattle shooting

The city's Community Assisted Response and Engagement (CARE) Department has released a timeline of how calls came in during the Bite of Seattle shooting.

Seattle lottery ticket worth $2.5 million goes unclaimed

A winning lottery ticket for Saturday's drawing was sold in Seattle, but the winner hasn't come forward to claim their prize. Washington's Lottery says the ticket was sold at a Safeway in West Seattle

Ex-police leader questions five-hour delay in Bite of Seattle shooting response

A former Seattle Police Department official is raising questions about why it took five hours for authorities to share critical safety information with the public following a shooting at the "Bite of Seattle" event.

Seattle surveillance fight heats up as calls grow to turn cameras on

Calls to keep Seattle’s surveillance cameras off over fears of a growing surveillance state are colliding with a new push to turn them on.

Jonas Brothers set to descend on Seattle: How to get tickets

Are you feeling “Cool," Seattle? If not, you may be “Burnin' Up" after finding out that the Jonas Brothers are coming to town later this year.