Live updates: Seattle protesters march to City Hall with petition

Seattle City Attorney Pete Holmes announced Wednesday that he intends to withdraw the city from the pending motion to end the federal consent decree.

Governor Inslee said that Seattle Mayor Durkan has promised the Office of Police Accountability will investigate each complaint and he believes it's important that she delivers on that promise.

Seattle Police Officers Guild President Mike Solan discusses the police criticism, injuries officers have suffered, and defends the actions they've taken.

KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss the new deadline set for Seattle Public Schools to make decisions about a fall reopening.

President Trump warned he would send the U.S. military to any state that refused to take action against the riots be enacting the Insurrection Act of 1807.

Black Lives Matter Seattle-King County issued a statement Wednesday, commenting on protests that have taken place in the region over the last five days.

A Seattle City Council committee will meet Wednesday to take firsthand witness accounts of the police response to recent protests over the death of George Floyd.

That’s certainly a way to “change the culture" in police departments, and that starts with changing who you hire to be officers.

Seattle will advance a plan to prevent local cops from mourning the lives of fallen law enforcement officers after misguided protest outrage.

Local churches are offering religious services in a variety of ways in Phase 1, including live streams online, drive-in services, and in-person services.

When the pandemic hit, Kristin Hanes and her partner took their tiny home on wheels on a desert adventure to avoid crowds and work remotely.

Downtown Seattle was hit by looting and riots over the weekend, and now must rebuild in the aftermath of both destruction and the hardships of COVID-19.

With large protests across the country, there are concerns that these events could quickly become so-called "super-spreader events" for COVID-19.

Seattle police officers are currently responding to reports of an armed person at a South Seattle medical facility. 

Over the weekend, I argued that Seattle's police had failed in its duty to peaceful protesters. On Monday, we witnessed the continuation of that downward spiral.