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A man is dead and another injured after a collision on I-5 in Downtown Seattle early Wednesday morning.

New King County Executive Girmay Zahilay marked his first day on the job Wednesday with a Regional Day of Service, focused on food banks across King County. 

The northern lights may put on a show tonight for Thanksgiving Eve and be visible in several states.

A Florida sailor stationed in Hawaii saved two struggling children in high surf waters before tragically encountering trouble himself.

Snoqualmie Pass was getting some significant accumulations of snow Tuesday night.  A winter-weather mix blanketed the summit with snow and ice over the course of several hours.  

Don’t spend that money just yet! Rumors are circulating online that the federal government will issue new stimulus checks before the end of the year. But Congress has not passed any legislation authorizing payments, and the IRS has not confirmed that any new stimulus checks are scheduled in the coming weeks.

President Donald Trump kicked off Thanksgiving week with the classic White House tradition of pardoning turkeys.

New numbers show gun violence in King County has dropped to record lows, according to the latest quarterly report from the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office.

US-2 has reopened in both directions near Stevens Pass summit after a two-car head-on collision Tuesday afternoon, the Washington State Patrol announced.

John Paul Cupp, 45, is accused of making violent threats at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) building in South Portland.

Five people are dead, including three children, after the driver of a stolen car allegedly crashed into oncoming traffic on Highway 83 in Douglas County, Colorado.

The U.S. Department of Justice announced Tuesday that it is opening an investigation to figure out whether SeaWorld Orlando's recent policy change to ban rollator walkers with seats violated the Americans with Disabilities Act.

A Pierce County mother says heart-monitoring technology saved her life after her heart stopped twice.

Last week, the Trump administration announced a number of new actions aimed at dismantling the Department of Education, a move that former department officials and civil rights experts say could have wide-ranging effects on American students.