Seattle

The Washington Black Lives Matter Alliance is calling for the resignation of the CEO and the Chair of the Board of Trustees of Seattle Children's Hospital after an independent assessment found instances of institutional racism at the hospital. 

Sports anchor Alyssa Charlston sat down with rookie cornerback Tre Brown to talk about what he wants the fans to know about him.

Business owners in downtown Seattle are fed up with months and months of crime and violence. The ongoing drama in the heart of the city has forced several stores to close, lose staff and customers because people don’t feel safe.

King County and the city of Seattle will be requiring most county and city employees to be vaccinated in order to retain employment, beginning in October. 

Seafair is launching a floating concert series starting Aug. 15 on South Lake Union. 

Most state workers in Washington, as well as private health care and long-term care employees, will be required to show proof of vaccination for COVID-19 by Oc. 18 or will lose their jobs, Gov. Jay Inslee announced Monday.

As Russell Wilson and the Seattle Seahawks walked to the line of scrimmage to run out the remaining two minutes of clock, boos rained down on the team from the 15,758 fans in attendance at Lumen Field.

Seattle Police Harbor Patrol is taking over a search and rescue that turned into a recovery effort when a woman on a paddle board went into the water and did not resurface.

Six people who were killed in a sightseeing plane crash were recovered and identified after crews initially struggled to reach the wreckage in southeast Alaska because of poor weather conditions.

Q13 Sports Director, Aaron Levine, sat down with the Seahawks’ new tight end, Gerald Everett, about his journey to the NFL.

Seattle Police on Friday released bodycam and dashcam footage showing the deadly shooting of a homicide suspect near White Center. Police said they were forced to fire when serving a search warrant when the man came out of the home and fired at officers.

Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz on Friday fired two officers who were found to have broken the law and violated department policy when they entered a prohibited area outside the U.S. Capitol on January 6th.

One man was shot and two others were injured while running from gunshots in the 200 block of Yesler Way Friday morning.

Police discovered a man who was stabbed in an alley in the Chinatown-International District around 2:15 a.m. on Friday. 

Officers responded to a shooting in a Ballard parking lot early Friday morning and found a victim bleeding on the ground.