Jun 13, 2018, 11:12 AM
(File, KIRO 7)
(File, KIRO 7)
Seattle police are investigating after a pedestrian was hit and killed by a vehicle in on a busy street in the Interbay neighborhood.
It happened at 15th Avenue West and West Armory Way. One lane of 15th is closed in each direction.
The victim is man who is about 66 years old, according to Seattle fire.
A man in his 20s was riding a scooter in Everett when he collided with a vehicle.
2 minutes ago
Tuesday afternoon, fire officials lifted all remaining evacuations for the Spokane Area Fires.
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Seattle police are investigating a late-night shooting at Cal Anderson Park that left a 49-year-old man wounded.
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Bellevue police are investigating a gasoline theft that went dangerously wrong, sparking a car fire at an apartment complex over the weekend.
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A homicide investigation is underway in Pierce County after a victim was found on the floor of a shed with apparent gunshot wounds on Monday.
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A Phoenix man with prior convictions for drug trafficking was sentenced to 150 months for acting as a broker for massive amounts of meth headed to Washington.
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