State removes first highway encampment on its own, hotel opens for homeless
A homeless encampment cleanup along I-5 went off without a hitch Tuesday. However, it was the first encampment removal where the State of Washington did it all themselves, without any help from the City of Seattle.
A homeless encampment cleanup along I-5 went off without a hitch Tuesday. However, it was the first encampment removal where the State of Washington did it all themselves, without any help from the City of Seattle.
Seattle Police looking for driver who hit victim in Pioneer Square, returned to put them in his truck
Seattle Police detectives are looking for a suspect who they say hit a victim in the Pioneer Square neighborhood, left the scene, and then returned to put the woman in his truck.
Seattle Police detectives are looking for a suspect who they say hit a victim in the Pioneer Square neighborhood, left the scene, and then returned to put the woman in his truck.
Police: Human remains found in University District belong to woman reported missing in Seattle
Seattle police are now investigating a homicide after human remains were found near the University of Washington.
Seattle police are now investigating a homicide after human remains were found near the University of Washington.
Injured hiker rescued from Mount Washington on Sunday
An injured hiker was airlifted from Mount Washington by search and rescue crews over the weekend.
An injured hiker was airlifted from Mount Washington by search and rescue crews over the weekend.
Seattle police have "Z-protocol" for low-priority 911 calls
While discussing the Seattle Police Department's (SPD) response times in last week's Seattle City Council meeting, it was revealed that the department uses a "Z-Protocol" for low-priority 911 calls. This means that if someone's call is deemed a low-priority, officers are not dispatched immediately, and oftentimes will never respond.
While discussing the Seattle Police Department's (SPD) response times in last week's Seattle City Council meeting, it was revealed that the department uses a "Z-Protocol" for low-priority 911 calls. This means that if someone's call is deemed a low-priority, officers are not dispatched immediately, and oftentimes will never respond.
Inquest into the death of Charleena Lyles officially begins Tuesday
The inquest into the death of Charleena Lyles, King County's formal investigation into what happened the day Seattle police officers shot and killed her in her apartment, officially begins Tuesday morning.
The inquest into the death of Charleena Lyles, King County's formal investigation into what happened the day Seattle police officers shot and killed her in her apartment, officially begins Tuesday morning.
Seattle Police investigating shooting in Wallingford neighborhood
Seattle Police say at least one person was injured in a shooting early Tuesday morning, but neighbors say they spotted two bodies in the street.
Seattle Police say at least one person was injured in a shooting early Tuesday morning, but neighbors say they spotted two bodies in the street.
Get ready for more mosquitos in western Washington as temps rise
As temperatures finally start to rise, biologists say to expect more mosquitoes than normal in western Washington and other parts of the Pacific Northwest.
As temperatures finally start to rise, biologists say to expect more mosquitoes than normal in western Washington and other parts of the Pacific Northwest.
Local Juneteenth celebrations in Seattle area
The International Longshore and Warehouse Union organized a march and rally in Seattle. The Mariners also hosted a celebration at T-Mobile Park.
The International Longshore and Warehouse Union organized a march and rally in Seattle. The Mariners also hosted a celebration at T-Mobile Park.
Man shot and killed at homeless encampment in Delridge
Seattle police are investigating after a 911 call about a deadly shooting. There is no word on a suspect yet.
Seattle police are investigating after a 911 call about a deadly shooting. There is no word on a suspect yet.
Seattle facing $117 million revenue shortfall in 2023
Seattle is facing a projected $117 million gap between revenues and expected expenditures in 2023, and the city’s budget chief says there’s no easy way to bridge the gap.
Seattle is facing a projected $117 million gap between revenues and expected expenditures in 2023, and the city’s budget chief says there’s no easy way to bridge the gap.
Mariners celebrate Juneteenth with Steelheads jerseys, former players
The Juneteenth flag flew high above T-Mobile Park Sunday as a crowd of around 40,000 joined the Mariners in marking the federal holiday.
The Juneteenth flag flew high above T-Mobile Park Sunday as a crowd of around 40,000 joined the Mariners in marking the federal holiday.
Police arrest suspect in deadly encampment shooting in Seattle
Police have arrested a suspect in a deadly homeless encampment in Seattle’s Delridge neighborhood.
Police have arrested a suspect in a deadly homeless encampment in Seattle’s Delridge neighborhood.
Doug Baldwin, United Way host Community BBQ
The United Way of King County threw a BBQ and celebration in Renton to bring the community together following the pandemic. Hundreds turned out to enjoy the carnival-like atmosphere at Saturday's event.
The United Way of King County threw a BBQ and celebration in Renton to bring the community together following the pandemic. Hundreds turned out to enjoy the carnival-like atmosphere at Saturday's event.
Seattle Pride Classic hockey tournament takes over the Kraken Community Iceplex
Seattle Pride has taken over the ice at the Kraken Community Iceplex this weekend for the 2022 Seattle Pride Classic hockey tournament.
Seattle Pride has taken over the ice at the Kraken Community Iceplex this weekend for the 2022 Seattle Pride Classic hockey tournament.
Contractor fined for denying migrant workers’ pay at Gorge
A labor contractor denied 165 farm laborers more than $83,000 collectively in overtime pay for cleaning the Gorge Amphitheatre in central Washington, according to a U.S. Department of Labor investigation.
A labor contractor denied 165 farm laborers more than $83,000 collectively in overtime pay for cleaning the Gorge Amphitheatre in central Washington, according to a U.S. Department of Labor investigation.
Marysville Strawberry Festival underway despite late berry season
The sights and sounds of the Marysville Strawberry Festival are back after a two-year break due to COVID-19. Visitors to the festival enjoyed music, carnival rides, shopping and strawberries.
The sights and sounds of the Marysville Strawberry Festival are back after a two-year break due to COVID-19. Visitors to the festival enjoyed music, carnival rides, shopping and strawberries.
Former Seattle tech worker convicted of wire fraud for massive Capital One breach
Paige Thompson, a former Seattle tech worker, was convicted for seven federal crimes on Friday, all stemming from a massive Capital One hack that impacted more than 100 million people.
Paige Thompson, a former Seattle tech worker, was convicted for seven federal crimes on Friday, all stemming from a massive Capital One hack that impacted more than 100 million people.
WSDOT: Plan ahead for a weekend packed with sports, local events, construction
The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) is forecasting a busy travel weekend, packed with an extensive sports lineup, local events and construction projects in the Seattle and Bellevue area.
The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) is forecasting a busy travel weekend, packed with an extensive sports lineup, local events and construction projects in the Seattle and Bellevue area.
Protester hurt by driver during BLM demonstration sues
A Seattle resident critically injured by a driver during a Black Lives Matter demonstration has filed a lawsuit against the state, city and suspected driver.
A Seattle resident critically injured by a driver during a Black Lives Matter demonstration has filed a lawsuit against the state, city and suspected driver.