Seattle businesses fed up with open-air drug use crisis
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Business owners in Seattle's Little Saigon neighborhood say open-air drug use and crime are threatening their survival. With little to no extra revenue made when the World Cup was in town, some store owners say they've hit a breaking point.

Let's Go Washington PAC investigated over claims of undisclosed political ads

Conservative PAC Let's Go Washington is being investigated by the state's Public Disclosure Commission over claims of undisclosed political advertising.

14-year-old dies in Seattle e-bike crash on Howe Street staircase

A teenage boy died Tuesday after crashing while riding a high-powered e-bike down the How Street staircase at Colonnade Park under I-5.

Seattle police search for stabbing suspect in U District

Seattle police are searching for a suspect who allegedly stabbed a man in the back and stole a bike in the University District.

Seattle Mayor considers crackdown on rental ‘hidden junk fees’

For many Seattle residents, the hunt for an affordable apartment comes with a frustrating twist: the price listed on the lease isn't always the actual amount due at the end of the month.

Teen dies after e-bike crash near Seattle park

A 14-year-old boy died Tuesday after he crashed while riding an e-bike at a Seattle park.

2 western WA men indicted in serial pharmacy burglary spree

Two western Washington men have been indicted in a yearlong string of pharmacy burglaries, targeting prescription narcotics in the Puget Sound region.

Seattle businesses see World Cup boost after hosting 6 matches

Seattle organizers say the World Cup brought record hotel revenue, transit ridership and downtown crowds during the six-match run.

Seattle divided over permanent use of CCTV cameras around city

"Who is watching the watchers?" While Seattle business owners and police call for permanent CCTV cameras around the city, community advocates raise the alarm for every day privacy concerns. FOX 13 talks with people on both sides of the debate.

Seattle construction resumes on city streets, sidewalks after pausing for World Cup

Construction work will resume on Seattle's streets and sidewalks Tuesday following a month-long pause designed to ease traffic during the FIFA World Cup, according to city officials.

Seattle turns off Stadium District CCTV cameras
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Seattle has officially shut down its Stadium District CCTV cameras following the FIFA World Cup. Officials state that the police surveillance cameras will remain turned off until a thorough city audit reviews the Real Time Crime Center's data privacy policies later this fall.

Mayor Wilson turns off cameras in Seattle's Stadium District

Citing citizen privacy concerns, Mayor Katie Wilson has announced that the CCTV cameras placed around Seattle's Stadium District will be turned off now that the city's FIFA World Cup hosting duties are over.

World Cup ends, Seattle traffic to begin: 'Revive I-5' work resumes this week

WSDOT paused "Revive I-5" work for the FIFA World Cup matches in Seattle this summer. However, the grace period will end on Friday. Here's the traffic patterns to be aware of starting this weekend.

Seattle scientists will measure US vs. Belgium fan seismic activity

The Pacific Northwest Seismic Network will track and stream seismic data generated by crowd energy during the U.S. vs Belgium World Cup match at Seattle Stadium.