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KIRO 7 News Staff

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Seattle man accused of stabbing stepdaughter 107 times as she protected her mother

Charges against a Seattle man have been filed accusing him of fatally stabbing his stepdaughter 107 times as she protected her mother from domestic violence.
3 years ago

Local animal shelter inundated with 40 neglected animals in urgent need

From Aug. 17-18, the Humane Society for Tacoma & Pierce County received 40 animals in need of emergency care.
3 years ago

Downtown Seattle store showcases authentic work of Native American artists

It is considered the biggest Native-American-owned business in Seattle and it is making artistic dreams come true. Now this business, with humble beginnings, is making a big splash in the art world.
3 years ago

Three dead and 6 others injured in South Seattle mass shooting

According to Seattle Police, three people have been killed and six others have been injured after an early morning mass shooting in South Seattle.
3 years ago

Evacuation orders roll out as the Oregon Road Fire reaches 8,282 acres

The Oregon Fire burning near Elk Washington has reached 8,282 acres and is causing level three “go now” evacuation orders.
3 years ago

Travelers conflicted as Hawaiian Tourism Authority now encouraging trips to Maui

There’s confusion tonight for those with travel plans to Maui as the Hawaiian city works to recover from historically deadly wildfires.
3 years ago

Bellevue police rescue 15-year-old sex trafficking victim, suspect arrested

After rescuing a 15-year-old girl from a sex trafficking operation in July, Bellevue police arrested a Maple Valley man following a three-hour standoff.
3 years ago

Experts explain importance of Washington red flag warning as humans leading cause of wildfires

A week ago, today the weather service in Hawaii issued a red flag warning around Lahaina due to dry lands, gusty winds, and low relative humidity.
3 years ago

LCB shuts down unlicensed cannabis dispensary in Nisqually Basin

The Liquor and Cannabis Board (LCB) has shut down an illegal cannabis dispensary at “Medicine Creek Territory” in the Nisqually Basin. Along with cash, three firearms were seized.
3 years ago

Flames tower over cars in I-5 brush fire near Tacoma

A car fire spread to the brush alongside I-5 northbound near South 72nd Street in Tacoma.
3 years ago

Tacoma woman shot in hip says she’ll limp to next council meeting to advocate for neighborhood

As the bars were closing early Saturday morning, the Tacoma Police Department said two people were shot one block over on S. 7th Street and Pacific Avenue.
3 years ago

Seattle City Light voices concerns as Sourdough fire threatens infrastructure, 5% contained

Wildland firefighters continue to fight the flames being emitted from the Sourdough fire near Ross Lake. The fire broke out on July 29.
3 years ago

‘We need to stand together’: Friends and family gather to honor man killed in SODO

Friends and family of Amere Geda gathered Friday evening in SODO to remember and honor the husband and father of two.
3 years ago

Skagit County pastor sentenced after continuing to run elaborate drug ring from jail

A Skagit County pastor accused of leading an elaborate drug ring has been sentenced to four-and-a-half years in prison.
3 years ago

Auburn will pay $5.9 million to family of man killed by police in 2019

The city of Auburn has reached a five point nine million dollar settlement with the Strickland family after 26-year-old Enosa Strickland was shot and killed by police in May of 2019.
3 years ago

Fate of Apple Cup still up in air as WSU deals with fallout from UW’s Pac-12 exit

The tension is still evident at the Washington State University Athletic Department after the University of Washington announced last week that it would be going to the Big 10.
3 years ago

Plans for Spanaway tiny home village move forward despite political controversy

 Plans for a Spanaway tiny home village will still move forward even as the political controversy around it continued on Wednesday with the County Executive throwing in his voice.
3 years ago

Neighbors rally to stop company from cutting down Douglas Fir in Seattle

A new showdown is looming Tuesday night around the potential removal of a large tree in Seattle. A huge Douglas Fir on Northeast 90th in Maple Leaf could be cut down as soon as Thursday.
3 years ago

Starter home sales in Seattle drop 36%, largest of any US metro area

 A new analysis by Seattle-based Redfin is confirming what many have already suspected, it’s getting tougher for many Americans to purchase a starter home.
3 years ago

Seattle City Light voices concerns as Sourdough fire threatens infrastructure

Wildland firefighters continue to fight the flames being emitted from the Sourdough fire near Ross Lake. The fire broke out on July 29 near the Ross Lake Recreation Area.
3 years ago

Mother of missing Oakley Carlson sentenced to 43 months in prison

Jordan Bowers is the mother of 5-year-old Oakly Carlson who has been missing since 2021. She recently pled guilty to identity theft and fraud. On Monday, a judge sentenced her to 43 months in prison.
3 years ago

‘This by far has been the worst thing we’ve seen’: 8 cars destroyed at Lake City small business

Eight used cars were destroyed by fire Monday morning in a secured Lake City lot. The Northeast 137th Street property is owned by local business SNS Auto.
3 years ago

Two children die on the same day of acute drug intoxication in Kent

Two children have died from acute drug intoxication in Kent, according to the King County Medical Examiner’s Office.
3 years ago

Hundreds gather at Green Lake to honor victims of atomic bombings 78 years later

Hundreds made their way to Green Lake Park to honor the lives lost in the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki 78 years ago.
3 years ago