FOX 13 Seattle marks 45 years of local news, sports, community
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From its humble beginnings in Tacoma to becoming one of the most-watched stations in the Pacific Northwest, FOX 13 Seattle (KCPQ) is celebrating 45 years on the air.

Family of crash victim files $26 Million claim against Lakewood Police over deadly chase
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The family of 57-year-old Bogdan Petrov, killed in a 2020 semi-truck crash, has filed a $26 million tort claim alleging Lakewood police caused his death through an illegal pursuit.

Washington lawmakers step up as SNAP funding lags during shutdown
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Washington state and Seattle officials are stepping in to help families missing SNAP benefits amid the ongoing government shutdown. Governor Bob Ferguson is redirecting $2.2 million weekly to food banks, while Seattle approved $8 million in emergency funding to support local meal programs as community businesses rally to feed their neighbors.

Stolen micro bully dog ‘Buddy’ found after months missing, reunited with family
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After vanishing this summer, Buddy the dog has been found safe following weeks of searching and public pleas for help. Tacoma police say the dog was recovered and is now being cared for by the Humane Society as he prepares to return to his family.

Ballot deadline approaches as turnout climbs across King County, WA
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With ballots due by 8 p.m. tonight, election officials across King County are urging voters to use one of 85 ballot drop boxes to ensure their votes are counted. Turnout stands at 22% so far, with officials expecting about 45% participation in this off-year election featuring key local races from Renton to Seattle.

Shingles vaccine could have secondary benefits, according to study
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The Shingles vaccine is intended to prevent a painful rash caused by the reactivation of a virus, but a new study suggests that it could have major benefits by lowering the risk of dementia and heart disease.

Seattle City Council approves food assistance funding
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Washington is one of the states that signed onto a lawsuit against the Trump administration to fund SNAP. While it's unclear how quickly SNAP families will get access to those funds, leaders in our state are looking to fill in the gaps.

Tracking voter turnout in WA on Election Day
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People across the state are rushing to get those ballots in before Tuesday night's deadline.

Former US Vice President Dick Cheney dead at 84
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Former Vice President Dick Cheney is dead at 84. He was the 46th vice president and served alongside President George W. Bush for two terms between 2001 and 2009.

FOX 13 Seattle marks 45 years of local news, sports, community

From its humble beginnings in Tacoma to becoming one of the most-watched stations in the Pacific Northwest, here's a look back at how the station has evolved over the years.

How did the Edmund Fitzgerald sink? It's complicated.

Fifty years after the Edmund Fitzgerald sank in Lake Superior, experts and historians are still debating what caused the ship to sink and break apart.

WA businesses step up to feed neighbors as SNAP benefits run low

Across the Puget Sound, local businesses are stepping up to make sure no one goes hungry — from bagel shops to burger joints, the message is simple: you can "put it on your neighbor’s tab."

Police still seeking suspect in brutal South Seattle robbery

Seattle Police detectives still need help identifying the suspect of a brutal robbery in Seattle's Rainier Beach neighborhood last month.

Kent, WA vandals cut internet to upwards of 2K customers

Xfinity reported that vandals were responsible for cutting internet access to upwards of 2,000 customers on Monday.

Seattle City Council approves food assistance funding

The city council in Seattle approved millions of dollars in food program funding through an emergency proclamation on Monday as the government shutdown continues to impact SNAP benefits.

Vandals cut Internet lines in Kent, WA leaving thousands of Xfinity customers offline
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Thousands lost internet service after vandals severed Xfinity cables in Kent, targeting wires for copper that wasn’t there. Comcast says similar thefts have hit businesses throughout the year, prompting police to investigate and warn that cutting telecom lines is a serious crime affecting the entire community.