White House ‘Alien’ website sparks backlash from civil rights advocates

A White House website referencing undocumented immigrants as "aliens" who "walk among us" has drawn strong pushback from civil rights advocates.

Seattle business owner brings back World Cup energy for Seahawks home opener

One Seattle business is working to bring World Cup-level energy back to the city for the first game of the NFL season with a massive watch party.

Police texts raise more questions on Bite of Seattle shooting response

The Seattle Police Department is expected to release internal messages in the coming days regarding the city's response to the deadly "Bite of Seattle" shooting on July 26.

Seattle man survives Belltown shooting with no help from bystanders
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The family of a 21-year-old man who was shot in Seattle's Belltown neighborhood says he only lived because of his will to survive and the quick actions of first responders.

Family of Seattle shooting victim says nobody would help him

Matthew Lanske was among four people shot in the early morning hours Sunday near Belltown. Now, his family is pleading for witnesses to come forward.

Woman injured during altercation, shooting in Seattle's Bitter Lake neighborhood

Seattle police officers and detectives are investigating a scene following an altercation between two people that left a woman injured on Tuesday morning.

Warm up expected Tuesday and Wednesday before another cooldown later in the week

Clouds are clearing overnight and temperatures will be mild early Tuesday morning.  Expect lows in the upper 40s and low 50s in Western Washington. 

Seattle police say it will release Bite of Seattle emergency messages

The Seattle Police Department expects to release internal records and text messages detailing its emergency response to the Bite of Seattle shooting by the end of this week, according to Interim Police Chief Andre Sayles.

Seattle police address Belltown shootings that left 3 dead, 3 injured

The Seattle Police Department is actively investigating each incident as the city faces another surge in gun violence. Interim Police Chief Andre Sayles confirmed that detectives consider the shootings separate and unrelated.

Seattle Mayor, King County Executive join Seattle Labor Day protest

Here's why the Seattle Mayor and King County Executive joined hotel workers on Labor Day who have been on strike for 82 days.

Wild Waves Water Park permanently closing after 50 seasons

Wild Waves Theme and Water Park in Federal Way is permanently closing its water park operations after Labor Day weekend, ending a 50-season run.

Federal Way, WA man sentenced for role in massive drug ring

Federal agents seized over 846,000 fentanyl pills, multiple firearms, and more than $116,000 in cash throughout the investigation.

Rose Watkins ALS Tour brings VIP stadium experiences to ALS patients

Founded in memory of Rose Watkins—who lived with ALS for six years—the organization aims to bring joy to patients in communities across the U.S.

Seattle Weather: Dry Apple Cup Sunday

The big day is here!!! College football has returned with the annual Apple Cup kicking off today at Husky Stadium. The weather is looking fantastic for both tailgating and the game. Plenty of sunshine, so grab your school colors and your shades!

Second deadly early morning shooting in Belltown leaves woman dead

Police said that the woman was sitting in a parked vehicle when someone fired several shots into it. SPD said the suspect fled the scene shortly after firing the shots.

1 dead, 2 injured after shooting near Belltown, Seattle police say

One person is dead and two more were injured after a shooting took place early Sunday morning near Seattle's Belltown neighborhood, according to the Seattle Police Department.

Seattle veteran buys billboard demanding action on Aurora Ave crime

Victor Fleming, who has lived in the area since 1955, paid for the sign to draw immediate attention to the persistent violence and criminal activity plaguing his neighborhood.

Seattle Weather: Labor Day weekend scattered showers & storms

Labor Day weekend has officially kicked off and there are plenty of fun things to do!  While there is a chance for a stray shower in the lowlands, along with mountain storms, the weekend won't be a complete washout. 

She helped Halle Berry navigate menopause; Now she's helping others

More than 1 billion women are navigating the shifts of perimenopause and menopause, yet many still find themselves dismissed. Dr. Sara de la Torre, a Seattle-based physician specializing in menopause care, is working to change that.