Homeless suspect arrested after allegedly stealing van with kids inside
A homeless man was arrested in Hoquiam after stealing a van with two children aboard Monday morning, according to Hoquiam Police.3 years ago
Memorial Stadium to be demolished, rebuilt by 2027
Seattle City Council members passed a resolution supporting the plan to demolish and rebuild Memorial Stadium.3 years ago
8 in hospital after exposure to dangerous substance in Seattle
Three Seattle firefighters and five others have been taken to the hospital to be treated for exposure to a dangerous substance.3 years ago
Arlington drag show goes awry, performer issues apology
Quintessa Touche, a performer involved in organizing the Mother's Day drag show performance in Arlington, apologized for what occurred.3 years ago
Marc Dones steps down as head of King County Regional Homeless Authority
Marc Dones, the CEO of the The King County Regional Homeless Authority (KCRHA), has decided to step down after two years in the role.3 years ago
Flash floods, thunderstorms join PNW’s erratic streak of weather
A flash flood warning for most of the Cascades foothills has been authorized as thunderstorms are forecast to roll through.3 years ago
Cliff Mass on Seattle heatwave: ‘It won’t be like 2021’
A heatwave, arriving earlier than most in recent memory, is expected for Seattle and western Washington this weekend.3 years ago
Snohomish Co. Sheriff: Legislators had years to fix fentanyl crisis
A 1-year-old girl's death in Snohomish County this week was possibly connected to fentanyl exposure inside an Everett hotel room.3 years ago
Ex-Sumner HS coach pleads not guilty to sexually abusing players
Former Sumner High boys basketball coach Jake Jackson pleaded not guilty to sexually abusing six players from his team.3 years ago
Gov. Inslee ends COVID-19 vaccine mandate for state employees
The governor's vaccine mandate does not cover state workers in education, the Legislature, courts, or employees of elected state leaders.3 years ago
Seattle expands protections to firefighters, first responders
The Seattle City Council is extending its legal protections to Seattle firefighters and other first responders when attending various emergencies.3 years ago
Minors seeking gender-affirming treatment can shelter without parent’s knowledge
The bill added one significant adjustment, requiring shelters and hosts to report a minor's intentions to seek gender-affirming care to DCYF.3 years ago
KIRO Newsradio brings home two Murrow Awards
KIRO Newsradio Anchor Aaron Granillo and host Dave Ross were honored with 2023 Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards.3 years ago
Lincoln HS football coach steps down due to player safety concerns
Lincoln High School's football head coach resigned from the job last Friday after three years, saying he is concerned about player safety.3 years ago
Dunn pushes for more restrictive laws against housing for violent sex offenders
King County Councilmember Reagan Dunn proposed additional restrictions for the housing of violent sex offenders last week.3 years ago
Gov. Inslee signs 10 housing bills into law in WA’s ‘year of housing’
Gov. Jay Inslee signed 10 housing bills Monday into law, including ones that will expand accessory dwelling units and multi-family housing.3 years ago
BC man arrested for selling illegal drugs from mobile shop
A Canadian man is fighting back against deadly overdoses by using his mobile shop to sell heroin, cocaine, meth, and other drugs in Vancouver.3 years ago
Solan: ‘Cops can’t do their jobs right now in Seattle’ despite new police pursuit law
Mike Solan, president of the SPOG, says 'cops can't do their jobs right now in Seattle' despite the state's new police pursuit law.3 years ago
‘No Turn on Red’ policy expands in downtown Seattle
According to SDOT, 28 locations are complete with the rest set to happen before the Major League Baseball All-Star Week.3 years ago
Tyler Lockett real estate agency becomes Seahawks sponsor
Tyler Lockett became a licensed real estate agent in Washington in 2021, the same year he signed an extension with the Seattle Seahawks.3 years ago
Report: Sugary beverages consumption decreases due to Seattle tax
“I used to complain about the [sugary beverages] tax before, but now … I realized how much it’s needed,” a Seattle resident said.3 years ago
Everett expands ‘no sit, no lie’ law, bans public drug use
The Everett City Council is expanding its "no sit, no lie" law on a 4-3 vote, which is set to take effect May 18.3 years ago
WA, DOE agree to updated cleanup plan for Hanford Nuclear Reservation
The DOE and the state of Washington reached an agreement for planning a cleanup of radioactive waste from the Hanford nuclear waste facility.3 years ago
