Flooding hits parts of Snohomish, WA for second time in months
Snohomish residents are remaining cautious as floodwaters return to the area, but most are not too concerned after similar flooding in December.
Snohomish residents are remaining cautious as floodwaters return to the area, but most are not too concerned after similar flooding in December.
1 arrested in Monroe, WA death investigation
One person is in custody after Monroe police launched a death investigation that spanned multiple locations Friday night.
One person is in custody after Monroe police launched a death investigation that spanned multiple locations Friday night.
Warm winter pushes WA's Skagit Valley tulips into early bloom
On the first day of spring, tulips are already beginning to bloom across the Skagit Valley — one of the earliest starts to the season in recent years and a boost for the region’s tulip festival.
On the first day of spring, tulips are already beginning to bloom across the Skagit Valley — one of the earliest starts to the season in recent years and a boost for the region’s tulip festival.
Seattle business out $10K after burglary, owner blames SPD alarm policy
A Ballard business owner is out thousands of dollars after someone forced their way inside, and she says she feels little support from the city or police.
A Ballard business owner is out thousands of dollars after someone forced their way inside, and she says she feels little support from the city or police.
Renton, WA paraeducator arrested for sexual misconduct with student
A Hazen High School paraeducator was arrested after a former student reported sexual misconduct and communications.
A Hazen High School paraeducator was arrested after a former student reported sexual misconduct and communications.
Seattle Lime scooters will begin 'chirping' on sidewalks
Seattle pedestrians will soon notice, and hear, a change on city sidewalks as Lime sets their eyes on a new program to curb dangerous riders with audible alerts.
Seattle pedestrians will soon notice, and hear, a change on city sidewalks as Lime sets their eyes on a new program to curb dangerous riders with audible alerts.
‘Seattle News Weekly’: Joe Kent resigns, tax concerns amid Sonics rumors
On this episode of the "Seattle News Weekly" podcast, FOX 13 Seattle anchors David Rose and Hana Kim discuss the week's biggest stories in Seattle.
On this episode of the "Seattle News Weekly" podcast, FOX 13 Seattle anchors David Rose and Hana Kim discuss the week's biggest stories in Seattle.
Police investigate deadly shooting involving officers in Everett, WA
An investigation is underway after a deadly shooting involving officers in Everett on Friday morning.
An investigation is underway after a deadly shooting involving officers in Everett on Friday morning.
Landslide closes northbound I-5 near Bellingham, WA for nearly a week
A portion of northbound I-5 near Bellingham remains closed after a landslide blocked the lanes on March 19.
A portion of northbound I-5 near Bellingham remains closed after a landslide blocked the lanes on March 19.
Parents pack Skykomish, WA meeting after PE teacher arrested for child rape
Parents and guardians packed a Skykomish School Board meeting Thursday night to talk about the arrest of the school's PE teacher, Daniel Bubar.
Parents and guardians packed a Skykomish School Board meeting Thursday night to talk about the arrest of the school's PE teacher, Daniel Bubar.
Seattle mayor pauses expansion of city surveillance cameras
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson announced she is pausing the expansion of Seattle’s police surveillance camera program.
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson announced she is pausing the expansion of Seattle’s police surveillance camera program.
Locals brace for Snoqualmie River flooding, Carnation, WA residents 'used to it'
While the floodwaters blocked roads in parts of Carnation, people in the small city says that’s the standard when living next to the river.
While the floodwaters blocked roads in parts of Carnation, people in the small city says that’s the standard when living next to the river.
The Reach of a Rockstar: Xian Zhang’s historic debut at Benaroya Hall
Xian Zhang, a Grammy and Emmy-winning conductor, has returned to the Seattle Symphony. This time, however, the podium is officially hers—marking a historic first in the symphony’s 123-year history.
Xian Zhang, a Grammy and Emmy-winning conductor, has returned to the Seattle Symphony. This time, however, the podium is officially hers—marking a historic first in the symphony’s 123-year history.
Floodwaters swamp Skagit Valley, WA farmland as tulip season nears
Conditions across the Skagit Valley have turned sloppy and soggy, with water spilling into fields and drainage ditches.
Conditions across the Skagit Valley have turned sloppy and soggy, with water spilling into fields and drainage ditches.
Snohomish, WA woman says DOL failure led to ID theft
What would you do if someone stole your identity and bought a Jaguar? A Snohomish woman says it happened to her, after a Washington DOL “backdoor" allowed a thief to pull this off.
What would you do if someone stole your identity and bought a Jaguar? A Snohomish woman says it happened to her, after a Washington DOL “backdoor" allowed a thief to pull this off.
WA Gov. Ferguson signs bans on law enforcement masks, police impersonators
Gov. Bob Ferguson signed two bills on Thursday, including one that bans law enforcement and immigration agents from wearing face coverings while on duty.
Gov. Bob Ferguson signed two bills on Thursday, including one that bans law enforcement and immigration agents from wearing face coverings while on duty.
WA Secretary of State says SAVE America Act to cost Washingtonians $40M
Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs meets Thursday with other secretaries to discuss potential election impacts of the SAVE America Act.
Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs meets Thursday with other secretaries to discuss potential election impacts of the SAVE America Act.