Prosecutors say cellphone data will play important role during trial of Careaga Family murders
Opening statements began Monday in the trial of three men charged with killing a family execution-style in Kitsap County.
Family members say the man killed in a Kitsap County standoff was wanted for shooting, killing Tacoma dad
An hours-long standoff in Bremerton ended with law enforcement shooting and killing a man suspected of murder. Officials say he barricaded himself inside a home with guns and was shooting several rounds at officers all morning. They said they had been partnering with the FBI to find him and the agencies tracked him down in Kitsap County.
Murder suspect dead after hours-long standoff
A homicide suspect is dead after an hours-long standoff with law enforcement in East Bremerton on Friday.
Homicide suspect dead after hours-long standoff in Bremerton
A homicide suspect is dead after an hours-long standoff with law enforcement in East Bremerton on Friday. Authorities say a woman who was inside the residence was shot, and later died in a nearby hospital.
Search for homicide suspect in Bremerton
Streets in Bremerton are closed as Kitsap County Sheriff's deputies attempt to arrest a homicide suspect.
Missing Indigenous Persons Alert cancelled for 28-year-old Bremerton woman
UPDATE: Naomi Coburn has been found safe. The Missing Indigenous Persons Alert has been canceled.
Good Day Seattle visits Bremerton vintage shop
Good Day Seattle's Brian MacMillan is checking out the antiques at the Bremerton Vintage Flea.
Trying dishes at Bremerton speakeasy
The Remedy Speakeasy in Bremerton is one of Good Day Seattle's stops. We're trying some of their menu items.
Making cocktails in Bremerton
Our last stop of the summer road trip series is in Bremerton. Brian MacMillan is stopping by Remedy Speakeasy.
Good Day Seattle visits Kitsap History Museum
Good Day Seattle and Studio 13 Live are in Bremerton visiting the Kitsap History Museum.
Good Day Seattle in Bremerton with Liv a Latte
Studio 13 Live and Good Day Seattle are wrapping the summer road trip in Bremerton and Brian MacMillan is visiting Liv a Latte.
Bremerton braces for possible government shutdown and impacts to local economy
Washington has four navy installations that could be affected by a potential government shutdown that could begin Sunday.
Bremerton prepares for looming government shutdown
Washington has four navy installations that could be affected by a potential government shutdown that could begin Sunday.
Bremerton city council passes unauthorized camping ban
The Bremerton City Council has voted to pass an ordinance that bans camping in public spaces.
City of Bremerton passes public camping ban
The ordinance was approved 6-1.
'Praying coach' in Bremerton resigns after one game
A divided Supreme Court ultimately ruled that Bremerton coach Joe Kennedy had the right to pray on the field as long as he wasn't coercing others to join him. He returned to the school for the new season after years away, but resigned after one game, citing family health issues and restrictions from the school.
Bremerton considers ban on unauthorized camping
Another local community in Western Washington is wrestling over criminalizing some homeless encampments. Bremerton City Council will meet to potentially vote on an ordinance that would ban camping in public spaces.
Praying football coach Joe Kennedy discusses his resignation after 1 game
Joe Kennedy resigned after just one game back on the field for Bremerton High School. The assistant high school football coach lost his job during a controversy over his public post-game prayers.
Coach Joe Kennedy teases his next act after his Supreme Court victory and return to football
There may be bigger things in store for Coach Joe Kennedy, assistant football coach in Bremerton, Washington, after his triumphant return to the high school football field following his Supreme Court victory in 2022 and his reinstatement to his coaching position earlier this year.
After years of fighting, a praying football coach got his job back. Now he's unsure he wants it
An assistant high school football coach in Washington state who lost his job during a controversy over his public post-game prayers is back on the sideline after the U.S. Supreme Court held that his practice was protected by the Constitution.