KIRO 7 News Staff

A night after violent protests again rocked the city of Seattle, the city’s interim police chief said the violence must stop.

Fires were set and arrests were made on Capitol Hill after protests again turned violent on Seattle streets for a second night on Thursday.

A stabbing suspect is now in custody after she barricaded herself inside an apartment in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood Wednesday afternoon.

Snohomish County is preparing for the possibility that Boeing may move all 787 Dreamliner production to South Carolina in a matter of weeks.

The collapse at Pier 58 is having a ripple effect on business along Seattle’s waterfront, with businesses shut down for the foreseeable future.

Close on the heels of the autumnal equinox will be some very fall-like weather, with gusty winds at times, heavy rain and rising rivers.

An investigation is underway after a deputy with the King County Sheriff’s Office shot and killed a 32-year-old man in Auburn on Saturday.

A man is in custody after police said he stole a dump truck and led troopers on a chase late Thursday morning.

Electric scooters hit the streets of Seattle on Wednesday as part of a one-year scooter share program approved by the Seattle City Council.

Seattle police are investigating a homicide and second subsequent death at Cal Anderson Park Wednesday night.

As COVID cases continue to increase in Pullman, local authorities are now taking new steps to break up parties held by WSU students.

After a week long closure during the Sumner Grade Fire, a two-mile stretch of SR 410 is back open between Sumner and Bonney Lake.

Over a hundred inmates at the Monroe Correctional Facility caused a disturbance Wednesday night, threatening to set fires, according to the Washington State Patrol.

An elderly Kirkland woman who survived coronavirus finally got to hug her daughters Sunday.

Two dozen emergency workers are off the job as they are being monitored for possible exposure to the coronavirus.