Memorial Day events across Washington
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Volunteers at Tahoma National Cemetery and communities across Western Washington are hosting ceremonies this Memorial Day to honor the sacrifices of fallen military heroes.

Residents near Seattle’s Aurora Avenue frustrated by rising gun violence

Neighbors living near Aurora Avenue are on edge after a weekend shooting marked the latest incident in a wave of persistent gun violence and criminal activity gripping the area. The mayor's office released a statement.

Seattle hosts blind soccer tournament
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As Seattle prepares for the World Cup by temporarily renaming Lumen Field to Seattle Stadium, the venue hosted a blind soccer international tournament featuring teams from the U.S., Kazakhstan, and Peru to expand access to the game.

Seattle weather: Monday showers, wind, and thunder chance

There will also be a slight chance for isolated thunderstorms Monday into Tuesday, along with the possibility of small hail.

Seattle weather: Warm & dry until Memorial Day

Marine clouds will start the day on Sunday and, much like Saturday, they will be slow to clear.  By Sunday afternoon, skies will clear, and we'll enjoy more sunbreaks before chances of rain and breezy winds ramp up on Monday. 

Seattle weather: Cooling Memorial Day after sunny weekend

Memorial Day will bring a return to wetter and more unsettled conditions across western Washington, with periods of rain, scattered showers, mostly cloudy skies, breezy weather, and even the possibility of a few isolated thunderstorms.

After 6 years on the run, Renton, WA police arrest man for 2020 homicide

A 26-year-old man is behind bars following a foot chase and arrest in Renton. Oshea Williams has been on the run since 2020, charged with first degree murder.

UW student concerned over 911 response to potential suspect sighting

A University of Washington senior who attempted to report a potential suspect sighting following a deadly stabbing says he was routed to voicemail instead of receiving an immediate police response.

Seattle police issue warning over fake charity digital payment scam

Seattle police warn summer visitors, cruise passengers and FIFA World Cup attendees of an ongoing street scam targeting digital payments.

Seattle beach fire rules: What to know for Alki Beach, Golden Gardens

Summer rules are officially in effect at a couple Seattle beaches starting Friday as the city opens designated fire pits at Alki Beach and Golden Gardens seven days a week, according to Seattle Parks and Recreation.

'Seattle News Weekly': Investigating UW stabbing, World Cup prep

On this week's episode of the Seattle News Weekly podcast, FOX 13's Erin Mayovsky and Matthew Smith discuss the top stories of the week.

Mayor responds to North Seattle neighbors fed up with gun violence

Repeated shootings in a North Seattle neighborhood have residents on edge, and while they wait for the city to step in, some worry things could get worse ahead of the FIFA World Cup.

7 men accused of targeting Asian families in PNW burglaries

A sophisticated burglary ring consisting of seven Colombian men is accused of executing meticulously planned break-ins targeting Asian families across Washington and Oregon.

New video details suspect’s actions before fatal UW student stabbing

King County prosecutors have released new security video detailing the movements of a murder suspect in the days and minutes leading up to the fatal stabbing of a University of Washington student.

Lanes of SR-18 blocked near Covington, WA due to collision

Lanes on both sides of SR-18 were closed near the Covington-Maple Valley area after a four-car collision.

Memorial Day travel ramps up at SEA Airport
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Nearly one million Memorial Day travelers are expected to fly in and out of SEA Airport between May 21 and May 26.

Two-time cancer survivor organizes 5k in Seattle to raise awareness

A local cancer survivor is organizing a 5k run in Seattle this Memorial Day weekend to help raise more awareness of kidney cancer.