Family remembers baby killed in Magnolia: 'His smile was contagious'
The family of a child who was shot and killed in Magnolia is paying tribute to the little boy, and asking for the community's help to lay him to rest.
Biden's Seattle visit sparks traffic and airport congestion, pro-Palestine protests
President Biden will be in town until May 11, which will disrupt flights when Air Force One takes off at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Meanwhile, drivers should be aware of potential major road closures, on top of already scheduled construction projects.
Safety reminders as Seattle has its first 80 degree day of the year
While the bright sun and warm weather may entice you to get into the water, state officials are urging caution: according to data from the state Department of Health, May and June are the deadliest months for drownings.
Asylum seekers moved again amidst contract dispute with City of Seattle
In a whirlwind of uncertainty and mixed emotions, asylum seekers in Seattle find themselves uprooted once more, this time from the Quality Inn in Kent to hotels in SeaTac.
Things to do in Seattle during Mother's Day weekend
Looking for something to do this Mother's Day Weekend? Check out the West Seattle Community Garage Sale, the Seattle Mariners at T-Mobile Park and more.
6 weeks of Light Rail disruptions underway in King County
Some Seattle-area light rail stations will either be closed, have reduced service, or have limited service for the next six weeks.
Mother's Day specials at Pike Place Market
Mother's Day is this weekend and Good Day Seattle is checking out some spots at Pike Place Market.
What is the Northwest Folklife Festival? Your guide to Seattle's biggest cultural heritage celebration
Here's what you need to know ahead of Seattle's biggest community-powered celebration of arts, culture and tradition.
Seattle University Redhawks to join West Coast Conference in 2025
Seattle University is set to join the ranks of the West Coast Conference (WCC) next year.
Seattle's Pike Brewing releases new lager to support WSU's Cougar Collective
Ol' Crimson Lager will be available in cans and on draft starting Friday.
Seattle's 520 bridge to close this weekend, plus more traffic woes with Biden's visit
Get ready to pack your patience if you're planning a trip around Seattle this weekend with impacts to I-5, I-90, SR 520 and more.
President Biden's Seattle visit Friday could impact traffic
Traffic in Seattle could cause some headaches for drivers this Mother's Day weekend. In addition to President Biden's visit, a six-game Mariners homestand and other local events, there will be construction taking place on the SR-520 Bridge throughout the weekend.
Police investigate shooting in West Seattle
Police are investigating a shooting that happened in West Seattle overnight.
Seattle 9-month-old shot in the head by father on PCP, docs say
Seattle Police homicide detectives are investigating the death of a 9-month-old child who was shot in the head by their father in the Magnolia neighborhood.
3 teen suspects, two 12-year-olds arrested in Seattle for week-long crime spree
Five young suspects under the age of 16 were arrested after a chase with Seattle Police in a stolen vehicle following their week-long crime spree.
Spectacular Northern Lights display expected across US this weekend
A Severe Geomagnetic Storm Watch raises the possibility of viewing the Northern Lights across the northern half of the U.S., and mostly clear skies are predicted for the Pacific Northwest.
Asylum seekers left in limbo as City of Seattle fails to uphold housing agreement
Asylum seekers in Seattle face yet another bout of uncertainty as the city fails to fulfill its end of a housing agreement, leaving families potentially out on the streets once more.
Seattle City Council president wants new exam to boost police recruitment
During a one-on-one interview with FOX 13 Seattle's Lauren Donovan, the council president argued the issue has been unnecessarily politicized.
Father charged with murder of 9-month-old baby
The father told Seattle Police that he was on PCP when he shot his little 9-month-old baby in the head. The child died from their injuries.
Seattle City Council president suggests new entry exam to boost police recruitment
Seattle City Council President Sara Nelson is proposing to change the SPD's entrance exam to address officer departures and recruitment challenges: "We are not lowering standards."