Seattle

Seattle police are looking for a man who they say attacked a Seattle bartender after she asked to see his vaccine card Tuesday evening. 

Seattle Public Schools will not have class on Monday, Jan. 3 to conduct district-wide COVID-19 testing. 

Anticipation is growing for another round of snow late Wednesday night and early Thursday morning.

Washington State Patrol reports responding to hundreds of incidents in King County since the snow fell on Christmas, and more winter weather is on the way.

The cold weather has everyone wanting to bundle up and keep warm, and the Seattle Fire Department wants to make sure everyone does it safely. 

Emergency warming shelters were opened throughout western Washington and Oregon as temperatures plunged into the teens and forecasters said an arctic blast would last for several days.

The City of Seattle is urging people to avoid driving, clear their sidewalks and brace for more cold temperatures through most of the week.

FOX 13 is tracking cold, snowy weather that could last well into Tuesday. Stay safe and don't drive unless you have to!

In response to the extreme cold weather over the next few days, Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan signed an emergency proclamation. 

A 911 outage this month that affected about 20 call centers across seven counties in Washington state was caused by an error in a vendor’s network router, officials said Wednesday.

Despite growing concerns of the omicron variant, Seattle Public Schools will still continue with in-person learning—for now.

Link light rail and Sound Transit Express buses will be free all day on New Year's Eve, the transportation agency announced Wednesday.

Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan vetoed a City Council bill that would have ended hazard pay for frontline workers in 2022.

Seattle Police arrested a suspected drug trafficker in Issaquah, seizing more than 13 pounds of narcotics, thousands of pills and two dozen guns.

Seattle police are investigating a shooting that left a man injured overnight.