King County deputies deploy drones for 2026 FIFA World Cup security

The King County Sheriff’s Office is elevating its security measures as Seattle prepares to host an estimated 750,000 fans for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Coupeville, WA hopes ‘Practical Magic’ sequel brings new life to town

It has been 28 springs since downtown Coupeville transformed into a full-on movie set. Nearly three decades later, the film “Practical Magic” continues to cast a spell on Whidbey Island’s oldest town.

Business owners 'blindsided' by construction in Seattle's Leschi neighborhood

Business owners in Seattle's Leschi neighborhood are demanding answers after a surprise construction project barricaded their storefronts just days before Mother's Day.

Seattle’s free waterfront shuttle is back: Here's what you need to know

King County Metro will launch a free waterfront shuttle starting May 21 to help residents and visitors navigate downtown Seattle ahead of the FIFA World Cup.

Man arrested after van explodes at Everett, WA police precinct

A 35-year-old man was arrested after a van drove into the parking lot of an Everett police precinct, caught fire, and exploded.

Humpback whale Big Mama returns to Washington waters

The Pacific Whale Watch Association announced that the iconic humpback whale "Big Mama" was spotted Monday near Stuart Island after completing her winter migration from Hawaii.

Seattle police seek 2nd suspect in violent downtown attack

Police are searching for one of two men suspected of a violent attack in downtown Seattle in mid-April, which left a 77-year-old man in the hospital with serious injuries.

SR 18 to I-90 ramp reopens in Snoqualmie, WA after concrete spill

The ramp from eastbound SR-18 to westbound I-90 has reopened after it was fully closed in Snoqualmie due to a concrete spill, authorities announced Wednesday morning.

Queen Anne neighbors to face Seattle officials over parking removal

Queen Anne neighbors are escalating their fight against a plan to remove over 50 parking spots, set to meet city officials face-to-face.

'Arrest me': Seattle man critiques city’s homelessness response

Seattle is rushing to get 500 new shelter beds ready before the World Cup. But some say the city's “housing first" policy only enables drug use.

Humane Society dog kills family pet at Tacoma Marathon, shelter apologizes

The Humane Society is facing backlash after an adoptable dog killed a family pet during the Tacoma City Marathon — now the shelter is apologizing to the community.