FIFA World Cup

City leaders went over their safety plan for the 2026 World Cup in Seattle as we're just weeks away from the first match.

Seattle leaders and first responders are detailing safety plans for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Officials say multiple agencies will coordinate security, traffic and emergency response for millions of expected visitors.

We are less than 60 days away from the start of the World Cup matches in Seattle. On Monday morning, we're going to get an update on safety plans for the event. 

The countdown to the 2026 World Cup is on, but major challenges are already emerging as international fans face visa hurdles and the U.S. Men’s National Team suffers a key injury loss with Patrick Agyemang ruled out. Soccer legend Landon Donovan also joins the show to share insight on his career and life beyond the pitch. Plus, stories from across the country highlight the growing World Cup excitement, from New York to Dallas and beyond.

Mayor Katie Wilson made it a goal of her administration to have 500 new shelter units by June 1 before the FIFA World Cup begins in Seattle.

The FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour is making stops in Seattle, giving fans a chance to see the iconic 18-carat gold trophy up close. Events are scheduled in SODO and Bellevue as excitement builds for the 2026 tournament.

FIFA World Cup in Seattle is 70 days away. We got a chance to see the actual trophy in the FOX 13 studio Sunday night.

King County leaders are proposing a nearly $400 million supplemental budget focused on public safety, housing and services. Part of the funding would support security and staffing for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

World Cup excitement hits new heights on Futbol HQ. From a superfan willing to sell his home for the ultimate soccer experience to cities ramping up security and preparations, we take you inside the countdown to 2026.