Deputies searching for person who hit, nearly killed woman in Kent
King County deputies are looking for the person who almost killed a woman in Kent in a hit-and-run on Sunday.2 years ago
Washington sex offender caught allegedly traveling to sexually assault teen
A 27-year-old registered Washington sex offender was caught while he was allegedly traveling to Oregon to sexually assault a teen.2 years ago
2 Seattle schools to say goodbye to cell phones in the fall
Starting this fall, students at Seattle's Hamilton International Middle School will have to lock up their cell phones during school hours.2 years ago
Seattle scholarship celebrates LGBTQ+ community
Founded in 1991, the GSBA Scholarship & Education Fund, with the help of Carter Subaru, has invested almost $6 million in 552 scholars.2 years ago
‘Very emotional situation:’ Milton officer run over, dragged through parking lot
A Milton officer was severely injured while he was trying to take down a suspect on Wednesday in a Taco Bell parking lot.2 years ago
State sends reinforcements to review Marysville’s struggling school budget
The Washington State Superintendent of Public Instruction has put together a committee to review Marysville School District's budget.2 years ago
What’s open on Juneteenth?
With the day off, many people may decide to do some shopping. But what's open during the holiday?2 years ago
County official proposes criminal program: Pay fine, seek treatment or leave
The Mason County Commissioner is proposing a new program for people who commit misdemeanor crimes that would give them the option to relocate.2 years ago
Man dies after Edmonds home catches fire
Firefighters responded after a person called 911 to report smoke coming from an Edmonds home and sounds of a baby crying inside.2 years ago
Bellingham sixth grader allegedly punched by man in racist attack
A Bellingham 6th-grader was allegedly attacked by a man who was spewing racist comments during a school field trip on Wednesday.2 years ago
90 Lynnwood residents — mostly seniors — on verge of homelessness
Seattle Morning News' Dave Ross speaks with the Lynnwood City Council president on protecting residents who live in manufactured home communities and are seeing massive rent increases on the land their homes sit on.2 years ago
‘Part of our legacy’: ‘Boys in the Boat’ rower’s family yearns to bring gold medal home
"Boys in the Boat" rower John White's Olympic gold medal was put up for auction. His grandson Colby White is fighting to get it back.2 years ago
Coast Guard saves kayakers including child, dog near Bellingham
The United States Coast Guard Pacific Northwest rescued a group of people from their swamped kayaks on Sunday near Bellingham.2 years ago
‘HORRIBLE idea’: Kent police call bomb squad after explosive brought to business
Kent police are urging the public not to transport explosives after multiple devices were brought to the department and one to a business.2 years ago
‘If you flee, we will pursue you:’ Washington police respond to new law
A new Washington police pursuit law went into effect on Thursday. KIRO Newsradio spoke with agencies about what the public can expect.2 years ago
Seattle to see lowest tides of the year Thursday
According to NOAA, at 11:21 a.m. on Thursday Seattle tides will be -3.36 feet.2 years ago
Point Defiance Zoo euthanizes tiger after ‘sharp decline in health’
The Point Defiance Zoo has euthanized its 13-year-old Sumatran tiger. Sanjiv was suffering from spinal disease.2 years ago
Celebrate Seattle’s 50th Pride anniversary!
June is Pride Month and Seattle's 50th Pride! This month, locals can find numerous events to celebrate throughout the city.2 years ago
Public Health: Confirmed measles case at Sea-Tac Airport
Public Health - Seattle and King County has reported a confirmed measles case at Sea-Tac Airport on May 10 and 11.2 years ago
Ambulance, motorhome crash shuts down I-5 south
A bad crash involving a motorhome and an ambulance shut down all lanes of I-5 south Sunday morning. Roads reopened around 9:30 a.m.2 years ago
Washington insurance: Health plan prices may rise; new rule set to begin
A new rule is starting Saturday for Washington insurance while the OIS is reviewing increase proposals for individual health insurance.2 years ago
Washington has become ‘safe haven for people seeking abortions,’ study finds
A study found that since Roe vs. Wade was overturned, Washington has seen a 50% increase in out-of-state patients seeking abortions.2 years ago
Burn ban starts Saturday for unincorporated Pierce County
Soon unincorporated Pierce County residents will have to follow outdoor burning rules, as the county's burn ban goes into effect Saturday.2 years ago
