Seattle

Surveillance video and court documents obtained by FOX 13 Seattle reveal the harrowing details of a July 5 shooting aboard a King County Metro bus.

Some vendors are not returning to Bite of Seattle this year, citing rising fees and policies that are making it harder for local businesses to participate.

A former Seattle University professor says her position was eliminated after she posted a video showing a university official snatching a Palestinian flag from a graduating student.

A woman was shot multiple times and two others were hurt by broken glass early Thursday morning when a suspect shot at their parked car in North Seattle,.

A University of Washington report says there have been 58 cases of federal immigration agents making arrests using the state's Department of Licensing information.

While health officials report that the risk of cyclosporiasis in Washington is still low, it is still worth learning how the parasite spreads, what its symptoms are, and how to keep your food safe.

Seattle police targeted human trafficking and violence along Aurora Avenue in "Operation Circuit Breaker," a two-day joint initiative that resulted in multiple arrests and rescues.

Seattle voters will decide in November whether to double the city's sales tax to fund transit expansion and safety upgrades.

Seattle Fleet Week is back, with free tours of U.S. Navy ships along the Seattle Waterfront.

Jimothy, Ballard's viral short-spined raccoon, has sparked worldwide attention—and questions about whether there may be more than one.

A joint law enforcement push targeting high-frequency, violent offenders across the Puget Sound region during the FIFA World Cup resulted in 17 arrests and the seizure of 12 firearms.

Diangelo McKinney, a 28-year-old Lake City man who disappeared July 6, was found dead on Thursday.

The top federal prosecutor in Seattle who was fired last week less than an hour after being sworn in is suing the government over his termination.

Seattle’s viral short-spined raccoon, Jimothy, has taken the internet by storm — inspiring brands and organizations nationwide to join the fun.

Renting in the Puget Sound region may have just gotten a bit easier, as single-family rents take a dip. However, prices still remain out of reach for many people following a 2025 surge.

Residents in the western Washington region will notice a dip in their air quality this week as changing weather patterns bring in wildfire smoke from the Pacific Northwest.

Wildfire smoke and temperatures climbing into the 90s are settling into Western Washington, creating hazardous conditions for sensitive groups across the region.