Crowds return to Seattle in levels not seen since the pandemic
The crowds are returning downtown in levels not seen since the pandemic. A count of foot traffic and visits from late May shows that hundreds of thousands made their way to the downtown Seattle area daily.
The crowds are returning downtown in levels not seen since the pandemic. A count of foot traffic and visits from late May shows that hundreds of thousands made their way to the downtown Seattle area daily.
7 months of Seattle parking tickets will be voided, refunded due to lapse of authority for issuing tickets
The city of Seattle said that seven months-worth of parking tickets will either be canceled or refunded due to lapsed authority by the city to issue those tickets.
The city of Seattle said that seven months-worth of parking tickets will either be canceled or refunded due to lapsed authority by the city to issue those tickets.
Sit-in over anti-LGBTQ policy surpasses 300 hours at SPU
Sit-in at SPU over anti-LGBTQ policy surpasses 300 hours.
Sit-in at SPU over anti-LGBTQ policy surpasses 300 hours.
Seattle Police: 2 suspects shot a man, leaving him blind in one eye, during attempted carjacking
The Seattle Police Department is looking to identify two suspects they say tried to carjack a man at gunpoint while he was at a carwash and shot him in the eye.
The Seattle Police Department is looking to identify two suspects they say tried to carjack a man at gunpoint while he was at a carwash and shot him in the eye.
Owen Beach reopens in Tacoma after major renovations
Owen Beach in Point Defiance Park has reopened after nearly a year and a half of renovations. Park officials say it has new features that will make it the gem of the park system in Tacoma.
Owen Beach in Point Defiance Park has reopened after nearly a year and a half of renovations. Park officials say it has new features that will make it the gem of the park system in Tacoma.
'The more the Russians bomb, the stronger their will to fight is'; Seattle Army vet returns from Ukraine
As many are stepping up to help Ukraine, FOX 13 News spoke with Branden, a Seattle Army veteran who traveled to Ukraine to help with humanitarian efforts. He has since returned home and is sharing his experiences.
As many are stepping up to help Ukraine, FOX 13 News spoke with Branden, a Seattle Army veteran who traveled to Ukraine to help with humanitarian efforts. He has since returned home and is sharing his experiences.
Tulsa shooting puts focus on waiting periods for gun buyers
When he was sentenced for killing three teenagers and gravely wounding another at a house party north of Seattle, Allen Ivanov said he was sorry and that he couldn’t explain why he did it.
When he was sentenced for killing three teenagers and gravely wounding another at a house party north of Seattle, Allen Ivanov said he was sorry and that he couldn’t explain why he did it.
Seattle Pride in the Park returns for the first time since the pandemic
For the first time since the pandemic, Seattle Pride in the Park is fully back and bigger than ever.
For the first time since the pandemic, Seattle Pride in the Park is fully back and bigger than ever.
WSDOT: Construction projects and local events to create slow moving traffic this weekend
The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) is warning people in the Puget Sound to prepare for an especially busy travel weekend, due to construction and several major local events.
The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) is warning people in the Puget Sound to prepare for an especially busy travel weekend, due to construction and several major local events.
King County Executive moves to have free transit for people under the age of 19 by summer's end
King County Executive Dow Constantine has sent a policy to the County Council that would allow people under the age of 19 to ride transit for free starting at the end of the summer.
King County Executive Dow Constantine has sent a policy to the County Council that would allow people under the age of 19 to ride transit for free starting at the end of the summer.
Lightning strike blasts a small crater into Bothell driveway
Many people were shaken awake by the loud morning thunderstorms Friday, and in one Bothell neighborhood, the lightning was so powerful that one of the strikes blew a small crater into a driveway.
Many people were shaken awake by the loud morning thunderstorms Friday, and in one Bothell neighborhood, the lightning was so powerful that one of the strikes blew a small crater into a driveway.
Deadly crash, police investigation caused backups in both directions of I-5 in Seattle for Friday's PM commute
At least two incidents have caused massive backups in both directions of Interstate-5 in Seattle just ahead of the end of the workday on Friday.
At least two incidents have caused massive backups in both directions of Interstate-5 in Seattle just ahead of the end of the workday on Friday.
Doctor killed in Tulsa hospital shooting worked at Swedish
A surgeon who was killed in a shooting at a Tulsa, Okla., medical office had spent part of his career in Seattle.
A surgeon who was killed in a shooting at a Tulsa, Okla., medical office had spent part of his career in Seattle.
Seattle Parks and Recreation, YMCA look to fill several lifeguard roles
There are more than 100 positions that need to be filled to run day camps and staff pools, beaches and wading pools in Seattle.
There are more than 100 positions that need to be filled to run day camps and staff pools, beaches and wading pools in Seattle.
Woman struck by rubber bullet during 2020 protest sues Seattle police
A woman who was struck in the eye with a so-called “rubber bullet” during the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests, causing an injury that required surgery, has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the Seattle Police Department.
A woman who was struck in the eye with a so-called “rubber bullet” during the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests, causing an injury that required surgery, has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the Seattle Police Department.
Some civilians take crime-solving into their own hands, but officials warn this is not the answer
People in western Washington are fed up with police responses, and in some cases, taking action into their own hands.
People in western Washington are fed up with police responses, and in some cases, taking action into their own hands.
Seattle cruise travel up 50% from 2019, COVID cases not deterring passengers
Cases of COVID-19 are continuing to pop up on cruise ships nationally and internationally. However, it's not stopping large numbers of people from once again booking vacations on the water.
Cases of COVID-19 are continuing to pop up on cruise ships nationally and internationally. However, it's not stopping large numbers of people from once again booking vacations on the water.
Seattle PD unveils plan to tackle sexual assault investigations backlog caused by staff shortage
Seattle Police Department’s interim police chief said a lack of officers and detectives slowed down investigation efforts into sexual assault cases. Chief Adrian Diaz said it’s an indication of just how short-staffed the entire department has become.
Seattle Police Department’s interim police chief said a lack of officers and detectives slowed down investigation efforts into sexual assault cases. Chief Adrian Diaz said it’s an indication of just how short-staffed the entire department has become.
Convicted rapist pleads not guilty to rapes in Seattle
A man has pleaded not guilty to rape and voyeurism charges in Seattle after completing a prison sentence in New Mexico for raping a Washington woman there in 2017.
A man has pleaded not guilty to rape and voyeurism charges in Seattle after completing a prison sentence in New Mexico for raping a Washington woman there in 2017.
Bird flu found in ducks, geese at Bellevue and Seattle parks
Officials with Public Health - Seattle and King County announced that several wild ducks and geese found on public parks in Seattle and Bellevue have tested for bird flu.
Officials with Public Health - Seattle and King County announced that several wild ducks and geese found on public parks in Seattle and Bellevue have tested for bird flu.