WA family wants loved one freed from Guantanamo Bay
Standing in front of the United States Courthouse in Downtown Seattle, the last place where Jose Medina Andrade’s family said they saw him, his wife, sister and community activists held a news conference on Sunday. "Free Jose from Guantanamo Bay," the crowd chanted. "His treatment by ICE and the U.S. Government has been horrible and unjust," Jessica Rojas from the International Migrants Alliance said. With a banner and Andrade’s photo behind them, IMA told the crowd that Andrade first arrived in the United States in 2023.
Top Videos

WA family wants loved one freed from Guantanamo Bay

Seattle News Tonight for Friday, 8/7

Washington News Wrap for Friday, 8/7

Seattle influencer 'Anna by the Foot' inspires millions through social media

Major construction to cause headaches across Seattle area

When will Washington get better air quality?

Wildfire smoke impacts Washington state tourism

Thousands of firefighters battling wildfires in Spokane

Seattle rents expected to spike over construction woes

College student saves 3 girls from drowning during Seafair

New interim Chief Andre Sayles outlines priorities for Seattle PD

Trump predicts swift end to Iran war despite Hormuz conflict

Doctor explains how wildfire smoke can impact health

Local businesses donating resources to WA wildfire victims

Crews head out to fight Spokane wildfires

Multi-car crash on I-5 in Tacoma, WA

Spokane arson suspect admits to starting new fires

Meet the Museum of Flights "Detail Mafia"

Seattle News Tonight for Thursday, 8/6

Washington News Wrap for Thursday, 8/6

Seattle summer camps forced to pivot due to smoke and heat

Spokane wildfire victims reflect on devastation

Neighbors face uncertainty amid Spokane, WA wildfires

National Guard D.C. deployment could cost an extra $1.4B

Local businesses donate to WA wildfire victims
