Family of murdered Coast Guard pilot raises reward to $30K
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The family of a U.S. Coast Guard rescue pilot who was killed in a random shooting in Skyway is pleading for answers, now offering a $30,000 reward for information that leads to his killer.

National nonprofit explores push to recall Mayor Katie Wilson

A nonprofit group that works with youth violence prevention is seeking options to support the recall of the Seattle mayor.

WA police urge community to know school zone, stop paddle laws

As the new school year inches closer, police departments around the state are urging community members to understand rules surrounding school zones and stop paddles on buses.

Ex-Seattle police Chief Shon Barnes breaks silence on resignation

Former Seattle police Chief Shon Barnes is speaking publicly for the first time since his resignation, addressing his relationship with Mayor Katie Wilson, questions about his residency and what he says remains an unanswered question: why he was asked to step down.

Lindsay Clancy murder trial: Jury enters 3rd day of deliberations without a verdict

The jury in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial returns Monday for a third day of deliberations, weighing whether she was criminally responsible when she killed her three children.

WA joins FTC lawsuit against Amazon over ‘misleading’ advertising prices

Washington is one of 22 states joining a Federal Trade Commission lawsuit against Amazon, alleging the e-commerce giant has artificially inflated and misrepresented their ad prices.

Dollyfest to honor Dolly Parton over 2 weekends and on 2 continents

The life and legacy of Dolly Parton will be celebrated over the course of two weekends next year during a festival that will span two continents, reflecting the country icon’s global impact.

Treasury Department restricts journalists from covering North Carolina G20 meeting

Several news outlets have been denied press credentials to cover a major international finance gathering in North Carolina, raising concerns over media transparency.

Flock cameras must be pulled from Florida state roads within 30 days, DeSantis orders

Florida transportation officials are ordering local law enforcement agencies to remove automated license plate readers from state highway rights of way, citing privacy concerns, reports of misuse and the rapid expansion of surveillance technology.

WA teacher receives 15-year sentence for sexually abusing boy, 13

In a news release, the U.S. Attorney's Office said that Andrea Lee Campos-Hernandez pleaded guilty to producing child pornography with the 13-year-old boy from Feb. 2021 to July 2022.

Family sues after 6-year-old girl dies when badminton racket shaft pierces skull

The family of a 6-year-old New Jersey girl who died after a badminton racket came apart and pierced her skull during a Maine vacation is suing the Massachusetts-based maker of the sports equipment.

Amazon lays off 121 employees from multiple WA locations

The worker adjustment and retraining notification (WARN) stated that the tech and retail giant will be laying off employees from their Seattle, Bellevue and Sumner locations.

Seattle Public Schools, union face Tuesday deadline as strike looms

Over 6,000 staff authorized the walkout over demands for lower class sizes, special education support, and up to 12% raises, which the district says it cannot afford due to a multi-million dollar deficit.

Hurricane Karina moves toward Hawaii
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Hurricane Karina has strengthened to a category 4 storm as it hovers in the Pacific Ocean. Forecasters say it is heading west, so it is not threatening landfall as of Monday morning. 

Panda Fest wraps up with safe vibe after Bite of Seattle shooting

Panda Fest wrapped up at Seattle Center this weekend with multiple layers of security, offering families a safe and fun event following the Bite of Seattle shooting late last month.