Man arrested for deadly Capitol Hill shooting in Seattle

One man is dead and another was taken into police custody Friday night following a shooting in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood.

Copper wire theft disrupts 1 Line service between Federal Way, Angle Lake

Transportation officials are actively investigating the overnight copper wire theft and says they will be increasing security measures.

New docs reveal red flags in WA daycare child molestation case

Newly obtained police documents are revealing disturbing new details in a child molestation investigation at a Lake Stevens childcare center, including allegations involving multiple toddlers.

‘Breath of relief,’ WA business owner says on SCOTUS ruling on Trump tariffs

Washington small business owners say they are relieved to have SCOTUS rule against the Trump tariffs. they tell us about living with the economic fallout for months.

'Soft Gold': The maritime fur trade that wiped out Washington’s sea otters

For more than a century, sea otters vanished from Washington’s waters, hunted to extinction. Now, their slow return is bringing a boost to coastal ecosystems.

New sign installed at Pike Place Market
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A brand new sign is up at Pike Place Market, the first new sign at the market in nearly 100 years.

How the fur trade nearly erased Washington's sea otters
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For more than a century, sea otters vanished from Washington’s waters, hunted to extinction and nearly erased from local history. Today, conservationists say their slow return to the coast underscores both the damage of the past and the promise of recovery.

'Seattle News Weekly': Potential buyers for Seahawks

On this episode of the "Seattle News Weekly" podcast, FOX 13 Seattle Anchors Bill Wixey and Matthew Smith discuss the week's biggest stories in Seattle.

Car loaded with weapons crashes into Nevada substation in suspected act of terror

Law enforcement is investigating a potential act of terror after a man drove across the U.S. in a rental car loaded with weapons and crashed into a Nevada power substation.

Singer Steve Perry sets the record straight, says rumors he’s rejoining Journey not true

Legendary rock singer Steve Perry has taken to social media to set the record straight about rumors that he would be rejoining Journey where he was the lead singer in the band’s heyday.

Three engineers charged with allegedly stealing Google trade secrets and sending them to Iran

The engineers allegedly stole confidential information, including Google trade secrets and transferred the sensitive data to Iran and other places, according to the Department of Justice.

Bruce Lee Forever stamps are now available

The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) honored and celebrated the life of martial arts legend and actor Burce Lee this week with a new Forever stamp.

West Seattle restaurant hit by thieves
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A restaurant in West Seattle is working to get back on their feet after thieves broke in and it was all caught on camera.