Seattle-based satellite company has eyes in the sky to follow Russia-Ukraine war, global disasters
While BlackSky's headquarters are located in a quiet building in the Lake Union neighborhood, its eyes in the sky are having a global impact. The company can track just about anything, from shipping and supply chain struggles, to wildfires and weather events.
While BlackSky's headquarters are located in a quiet building in the Lake Union neighborhood, its eyes in the sky are having a global impact. The company can track just about anything, from shipping and supply chain struggles, to wildfires and weather events.
Sound Transit board members express frustration with lack of 'accountability' for non-paying riders
The Sound Transit board adopted a new fare enforcement policy that is fraught with accountability issues and could be running afoul of state law, according to some of its members.
The Sound Transit board adopted a new fare enforcement policy that is fraught with accountability issues and could be running afoul of state law, according to some of its members.
Police: Man takes roommate hostage after mother refuses to buy him phone, cigarettes
Seattle Police arrested a man who they say took his roommate hostage, after his mother refused to buy him a new phone and cigarettes.
Seattle Police arrested a man who they say took his roommate hostage, after his mother refused to buy him a new phone and cigarettes.
Danny Bonaduce takes medical leave from Seattle radio show due to 'mystery illness'
Danny Bonaduce is "feeling the love" as he faces a "mystery illness."
Danny Bonaduce is "feeling the love" as he faces a "mystery illness."
Hundreds join May Day rally, march for worker's rights
Hundreds took to the streets of Seattle during a May Day rally and march Sunday afternoon from Judkins Park to Westlake Park.
Hundreds took to the streets of Seattle during a May Day rally and march Sunday afternoon from Judkins Park to Westlake Park.
Asian Pacific Islander Heritage month events kick off at Seattle Center
Events began at Seattle Center this weekend to kick off Asian Pacific Islander Heritage month.
Events began at Seattle Center this weekend to kick off Asian Pacific Islander Heritage month.
Lunar New Year festival sparks reawakening in Seattle's International District
The Year of the Tiger brought hundreds of people together in Seattle's Chinatown-International District. The community celebrated a festival recognizing the Lunar New Year on Saturday.
The Year of the Tiger brought hundreds of people together in Seattle's Chinatown-International District. The community celebrated a festival recognizing the Lunar New Year on Saturday.
Tips flood in to WDFW as search continues for collared bear in Issaquah
Wildlife experts are fielding dozens of calls about a big black bear that has grown several sizes too large for its research collar and is now in need of help.
Wildlife experts are fielding dozens of calls about a big black bear that has grown several sizes too large for its research collar and is now in need of help.
Man charged after shooting 2 in Ballard shelter
The man who was arrested for shooting and injuring two people at a shelter in Ballard Wednesday night was formally charged Friday.
The man who was arrested for shooting and injuring two people at a shelter in Ballard Wednesday night was formally charged Friday.
Large black bear spotted near Issaquah needs help after research collar becomes too tight
Wildlife officials are asking the public in Issaquah's Squak Mountain and Cougar Mountain neighborhoods to be on the lookout for a large black bear that has well outgrown his research collar.
Wildlife officials are asking the public in Issaquah's Squak Mountain and Cougar Mountain neighborhoods to be on the lookout for a large black bear that has well outgrown his research collar.
Man arrested for axe attack at SoDo encampment
Police arrested a man in SODO Friday morning after he used an axe, a pole and a piece of wood to attack another man in an encampment.
Police arrested a man in SODO Friday morning after he used an axe, a pole and a piece of wood to attack another man in an encampment.
Father of boy pepper sprayed at Seattle BLM protest files federal civil rights lawsuit
The father of a child who was hit with pepper spray during the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests in Seattle has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit alleging assault and negligence by police officers.
The father of a child who was hit with pepper spray during the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests in Seattle has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit alleging assault and negligence by police officers.
City Attorney feuds with judges over Community Court, repeat offenders
The Seattle City Attorney's office are in a feud with judges over Community Court—a program that many judges are proud of.
The Seattle City Attorney's office are in a feud with judges over Community Court—a program that many judges are proud of.
Archdioceses of Seattle pays $375K to settle 2 sex abuse cases from the 1970s and 80s
The Archdiocese of Seattle has paid final settlements for two separate sexual assault claims against a volunteer and a priest that occurred in the 1970s and 1980s, respectively.
The Archdiocese of Seattle has paid final settlements for two separate sexual assault claims against a volunteer and a priest that occurred in the 1970s and 1980s, respectively.
Washington justices unanimously reject Inslee recall effort
The Washington Supreme Court on Thursday unanimously rejected an effort to recall Democratic Gov. Jay Inslee over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Washington Supreme Court on Thursday unanimously rejected an effort to recall Democratic Gov. Jay Inslee over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
Seattle man sentenced to 7 years for selling fentanyl
A Seattle man was sentenced to seven years in prison for repeatedly selling large amounts of fentanyl while out on bail on a drug charge.
A Seattle man was sentenced to seven years in prison for repeatedly selling large amounts of fentanyl while out on bail on a drug charge.
Sounders and Pumas play wild 2-2 draw 1st leg of CCL final
Nicolás Lodeiro scored on a pair of penalty kicks late in the second half, and the Seattle Sounders rallied for a 2-2 draw with Pumas in the first leg of the CONCACAF Champions League final Wednesday night.
Nicolás Lodeiro scored on a pair of penalty kicks late in the second half, and the Seattle Sounders rallied for a 2-2 draw with Pumas in the first leg of the CONCACAF Champions League final Wednesday night.
Man shot during attempted carjacking in Northgate neighborhood
A 25-year-old man was injured after he was shot during an attempted carjacking in the Northgate neighborhood Wednesday night.
A 25-year-old man was injured after he was shot during an attempted carjacking in the Northgate neighborhood Wednesday night.
'This backlog is shameful:' Seattle City Attorney defends decision to drop nearly 2,000 cases in backlog
Four months into her new job as Seattle City Attorney, Ann Davison and Natalie Walton-Anderson, her chief criminal prosecutor, defended their decision in front of the City Council not to prosecute 2,000 cases.
Four months into her new job as Seattle City Attorney, Ann Davison and Natalie Walton-Anderson, her chief criminal prosecutor, defended their decision in front of the City Council not to prosecute 2,000 cases.
Colman Dock construction slowed by concrete strike, on-track to open Summer 2022
After five years of construction and months of striking by concrete workers, Washington State Ferries (WSF) says the new terminal at Colman Dock is on track to finally open this summer.
After five years of construction and months of striking by concrete workers, Washington State Ferries (WSF) says the new terminal at Colman Dock is on track to finally open this summer.