King County

Five years after 16-year-old Antonio Mays Jr. was killed at the Capitol Hill occupied protest, his shooter remains at large, with new details suggesting potential evidence loss. Seattle Police are still actively investigating the June 29, 2020, case and asking the public for help.

The Seattle Pride Parade returned for its annual tradition Sunday, with an estimated 300,000 people expected to attend the event in downtown streets.

Seattle police arrested a 28-year-old man Sunday for allegedly stabbing his 58-year-old mother overnight in Yesler Terrace.

This weekend marks more than 50 years of Pride celebrations in Seattle. However, the violent origin of the movement is sometimes overshadowed by the fun events.

The Leary Way bridge in Ballard is closed all weekend for earthquake safety improvements, causing significant traffic delays.

A bronze statue honoring legendary Seattle SuperSonics head coach Lenny Wilkens was unveiled Saturday outside Climate Pledge Arena. Wilkens led the Sonics to their only NBA championship in 1979 and is a three-time Hall of Famer.

Northbound I-405 in Kirkland is closed between NE 70th Place and NE 124th Street for major paving work, causing extensive traffic backups. Drivers should expect significant delays and consider alternate routes through Monday morning.

Family friendly things to do around Seattle this weekend.

It's going to be busy this weekend in Washington.

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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled same-sex marriage legal nationwide on June 26, 2015 ? but some groups are still fighting against it.

After a toddler died from fentanyl overdose and five adults were arrested but only charged with a gross misdemeanor, King County prosecutors are calling for changes to state law. Current legislation allows for felony charges in child endangerment cases involving methamphetamine, but not fentanyl, leaving children exposed to the deadly opioid with less legal protection. State Representative Lauren Davis stopped by Fox 13 to discuss why the legislature has not yet updated this critical law.

You?ve probably seen the viral video: a massive, missile-like tree barreling down a hillside toward an Issaquah neighborhood. That video is now at the center of a King County lawsuit accusing three homeowners of illegally cutting or damaging more than 140 trees ? allegedly for a better view.