Sam Campbell
Road rage on SR167 ends in gunfire, troopers search for suspect
A driver on State Route 167 near Renton opened fired at another driver next to him after an argument between the two, the Washington State Patrol (WSP) said.21 days ago
Frank Sumrall
High school football coach resigns after leading tackling drills without pads
A head football coach in the Shelton School District has resigned following students practice tackling drills without pads under his watch.21 days ago
Julia Dallas
‘Living on borrowed time’: Washington, US bridges need repair, replacement
University of Washington Civil Engineer John Stanton said nationally, the need to repair -- and replace -- bridges is quite high.22 days ago
Julia Dallas
Barrage of gunshots in Seattle lead police to Mercer Island crime
At least 26 gunshots were fired in the Rainer Valley neighborhood Monday night, leading officers to evidence of another crime.22 days ago
Julia Dallas
Bellevue officer injured in VP Harris motorcade recalls road to reclaiming benefits
Bellevue Police Officer Kevin Bereta's life changed while he was on VP Kamala Harris' service detail during her visit to Washington.22 days ago
Heather Bosch
Instacart settles over Seattle’s gig worker sick pay law
Instacart will pay $730,041 dollars to settle claims it violated Seattle's law that provides gig workers paid sick leave.22 days ago
Feliks Banel
Baltimore bridge collapse reminds Washingtonians of past disasters
A container ship rammed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore early Tuesday, causing the bridge to crumble into the river below.22 days ago
Michelle Bodkin and Madisan Miller, KSL Sports
Coeur d’Alene officials express regret, sorrow after Utah team experienced ‘racial hate crimes’
Idaho officials spoke about the racial incidents the Utah women's basketball team experienced while traveling for the NCAA Tournament.22 days ago
Julia Dallas
Grizzly bears could soon roam Washington forests in controversial plan
Last week, agencies outlined a plan to reintroduce grizzly bears to the North Cascades. However, some lawmakers are pushing back.22 days ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Wage gap in Washington shows women, minorities continue to get short shrift
The fight for equal pay in Washington is far from over, with women and minorities still on the short end of the wage gap.22 days ago
Kate Stone
No more freebies: Costco cracks down on food court access
Costco is reportedly restricting food court access in the latest move to ensure only paying members enjoy the retail giant's in-store prices and products.22 days ago
Sam Campbell
Military helicopter crashes on JBLM after ‘mishap,’ two crew onboard
A military Apache helicopter crashed on the grounds of JBLM with two soldiers on board Tuesday morning.22 days ago
Lisa Brooks
SPD, FBI investigating string of Seattle bank robberies
A middle-aged white man is suspected of committing several bank robberies in the Seattle area over the past few months.22 days ago
Lisa Brooks
Seattle attorney on Boeing CEO: ‘His days were numbered as soon as that door plug blew out’
Responding to Boeing's changes at CEO and other leadership positions, Seattle Attorney Mark Lindquist said the company needed to go even further.22 days ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Skagit Valley Tulip Festival is blooming early this year
The Skagit Valley Tulip Festival is a vibrant spring celebration, attracting visitors with its spectacular display of tulips and daffodils. The festival for 2024 is scheduled to run from April 1 to April 30.23 days ago
Julia Dallas
Everett, Olympia work to prevent sweeping floods as city land sinks
The City of Everett and the City of Olympia are both taking steps to prevent devastating floods such as a new hazard mitigation plan.23 days ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
Court documents: Suspect was going 107 mph when he hit, killed trooper along I-5 in Marysville
Court documents say a Lynnwood man charged with the death of a Washington State Patrol trooper was going 107 mph when his SUV hit the trooper’s patrol vehicle.23 days ago
Matt Markovich
‘Strippers Bill of Rights’ signed into law, allows adult establishments to serve alcohol
The Washington state House advanced a so-called ‘Strippers Bill of Rights’ along a party-line vote 58-36, but not before making substantial changes to the original Senate version.23 days ago
Julia Dallas
Cinnamon products prompt Washington Poison Center health warnings
The FDA and the Washington Poison Center have issued health alerts after finding lead in six cinnamon products.23 days ago
Ursula Reutin
Ursula: Boeing has finally taken a step in the right direction
Boeing CEO David Calhoun acknowledged that the mid-air blowout of an Alaska Airlines door panel was a watershed.23 days ago
Frank Sumrall
Bellevue police looking into allegations of sexual misconduct between 13, 9-year-old
BPD is investigating sexual misconduct allegations involving a 13-year-old suspect who may have inappropriately touched a 9-year-old multiple times.23 days ago
Sam Campbell
‘Decades of headaches’ end: Montlake turn lanes onto SR-520 expected to ease congestion
Montlake turn lanes should ease congestion around one of the busiest interchanges in Seattle ending five decades of “circuitous” workarounds.23 days ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Google Chrome moves towards privacy protections for users, may hurt advertisers
The Google Chrome move is part of a broader trend towards greater privacy protections for users but also presents challenges for advertisers and publishers.23 days ago
