Washington food banks see more traffic as SNAP benefits set to end

Food banks across Washington are seeing more people walk through their doors—some for the first time—as the state braces for a pause in federal food assistance.

WA troopers ask public for help finding deadly hit-and-run driver

Troopers with the Washington State Patrol are hoping to find the driver involved in a deadly hit-and-run crash in Tukwila. The car involved was a black Lexus SUV.

Kingston, WA man convicted of wife's murder, son's kidnapping

A jury found a Kingston man guilty of murdering his wife and tying up his son in their family home earlier this year.

Kirkland, WA company creating attainable housing one motel at a time

A local investment group is working to turn underutilized motels and hotels in the Seattle area into affordable housing for those who need it.

Meta layoffs to hit Seattle, Bellevue, and Redmond

Dozens of employees will be laid off in the greater Seattle area as Facebook's parent company Meta reorganizes their artificial intelligence operations.

Bullfrog Road overpass repairs to bring nighttime I-90 closures in WA

Westbound I-90 near Cle Elum will face periodic nighttime closures once crews begin replacing part of an overpass damaged by a semi-truck, officials said.

Firefighters rescue husky puppies after house fire in Monroe, WA

Firefighters rescued eight dogs, including six husky puppies, after an overnight fire displaced a family in Monroe early Tuesday morning.

Drive-by shooting injures man in Seattle's Capitol Hill

Police are investigating a drive-by shooting in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood that left a 26-year-old man injured on Tuesday.

VIDEO: Seattle police officers rescue man on fire

A man is in critical condition after appearing to himself on fire early Monday morning in Seattle's University District.

Authorities investigating ‘Uber scam’ at SEA Airport after viral Reddit post

Port of Seattle officials are investigating a possible rideshare scam at Sea-Tac Airport after a viral Reddit post described a frightening encounter with a man posing as an Uber driver.

WA worker hours reduced, cost of groceries could rise as SNAP benefits end

Experts warn that the SNAP benefit pause won’t just hurt those who rely on food stamps—it could ripple through the economy as a whole.

Everett, WA playground burns, just 1 year after opening

Firefighters battled flames at an Everett playground on Monday morning. Mayor Franklin calls the fire "heartbreaking" for the community, especially since it was a new addition for the city.