Pastor dies after severe spinal injury during cruise celebrating son’s wedding

A Minnesota pastor died after suffering a severe spinal cord injury and nearly drowning in a pool aboard a cruise ship in Italy while celebrating his son’s wedding.

GM to open new office in Seattle's Denny Triangle neighborhood

One of the largest car manufacturers in the country recently announced that it will be opening a new office in downtown Seattle.

Man charged in death of Black woman found hanging from Mississippi tree

Police have arrested a man on a murder charge in connection with the death of Tasia Fortune, a 29-year-old Black woman whose body was found hanging from a tree in Jackson, Mississippi, last month.

Tourism officials urge visitors to avoid Hawaiian island in wake of Hurricane Lowell

Tourism officials are urging visitors to adjust travel plans to one of Hawaii’s hardest-hit islands as residents and businesses recover from Hurricane Lowell.

King County hosts anonymous gun buyback event in Shoreline

Vehicles wrapped around the block as participants lined up to turn in weapons with no identification or registration required.

Seattle mayor responds to council demand over police chief's resignation

Mayor Katie Wilson's office has formally responded to Seattle City Councilmember Bob Kettle’s demand for a written explanation regarding the forced resignation of former Police Chief Shon Barnes.

Fire station in Federal Way, WA houses rare artifacts from 9/11

Station 64 in Federal Way is home to one of the authentic artifacts from all three crash sites of the September 11th attacks.

California enacts online child safety bills
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Weeks after joining a multistate settlement with Meta, California is taking another step towards protecting kids online. It's part of a nationwide effort to crack down on what state officials consider addictive social media platforms.

Federal Way pays respects to victims at 9/11 memorial
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Station 64 in Federal Way is home to one of the authentic artifacts from all three crash sites of the September 11th attacks. On Friday, South King Fire and members of the public paid respects to the victims, 25 years after the tragedy.

World Trade Center survivor shares story of 9/11 at Seattle memorial

In Seattle, city leaders honored the lives of the people impacted by the September 11th attacks during a memorial service.

‘Unaffordable to serve food in Seattle’: Restaurant owner sounds alarm

A popular Seattle restaurant known for keeping its menu affordable says the math behind those prices is becoming increasingly difficult to make work.

Brian MacMillan is fair parade grand marshal
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Chief Meteorologist Brian MacMillan joined Good Day Seattle to talk about his time as the Washington State Fair parade grand marshal. 

Pike Place's 'Feast at the Market' is back next month
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The 43rd annual "Feast at the Market" returns on Oct. 6 at Seattle's Pike Place Market and Good Day Seattle is getting a preview. 

SPD delays release of internal texts from Bite of Seattle case

The decision marks a reversal from earlier in the week, when Sayles indicated the records would be released by Friday in response to public disclosure requests.

Man accused of starting Old Trails Fire formally indicted for arson

A federal grand jury on Wednesday indicted Aaron Farinacci, 37, formally accusing him of starting the Old Trails Fire in early August, which burned over 3,000 acres and caused devastating damages to homes in the area.