King County

A Seattle music venue teamed up with King County Elections for Croc the Vote, a temporary ballot drop box location with a musical twist.

Today starts a consequential week for Republicans and Democrats across the nation. Tomorrow, elections in several states - including here in Washington - will gauge how voters feel in the first year of President Donald Trump's second term.

The Center for Whale Research has announced some sad news. They believe a baby orca named J #64 is most likely dead.

Seattle City Council will meet to discuss an emergency proclamation by Mayor Bruce Harrell to find $8 million worth of food programs through the end of the year.

King County deputies arrested one person in Shoreline for possible arson after a dispute call led to a home near North 148th Street and Fremont Avenue North being engulfed in flames.

The mother of Robert Felix Jr. is demanding justice after her son was fatally shot in the Capitol Hill neighborhood on Sept. 17 while getting pizza. Over a month after the killing, she says no arrests have been made in connection with the murder.

A Burien non-profit launched a massive drive-through food giveaway with 71 pallets of supplies, increasing aid as local families face delays and cuts to federal SNAP benefits. The charity reported doubling its usual donation amount due to the growing need.

Sea-Meow Con took over Seattle this weekend, serving up a unique convention dedicated exclusively to cats.

Popular ice cream chain Salt & Straw will open its new location at Pike and First on Friday, Nov. 11, with doors opening at 11 a.m. To celebrate the launch, the shop is adding the exclusive Pike Place Sundae to its menu, a flavor created in collaboration with the famous Pike Place Fish market.

A community group calling itself Disappeared in America rallied outside the SODO Home Depot on Saturday to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids, which organizers say have targeted day laborers at the store's location and others nationwide.

A Burien animal shelter is facing a setback after one of its key company vehicles was heavily vandalized. The vehicle's tires were slashed, and its windows and interior were destroyed.

Despite rainy weather, people across Seattle brought bags of food and hygiene products to Cal Anderson Park for a community food drive organized by the grassroots group Cascadia Democratic Action.