SPU lawsuit dismissed, investigation into LGBTQ+ discrimination continues
Seattle Pacific University can not block the state from investigating LGBTQ+ discrimination, a federal judge decided when they dismissed a lawsuit.4 years ago
Flipped plane crashes south of Tacoma, pilot uninjured
A small plane crashed around 1:00 p.m. near Tacoma Wednesday. According to photos from the scene taken by the Pierce County Sheriff’s Office, the plane flipped upside down, and was sitting on its wings with the fuselage up. Mechanical problem may have caused seaplane crash off Whidbey Island The plane crashed about seven miles southeast […]4 years ago
Watch the video of an alligator illegally living inside a shipping container
It's not every day you hear about an alligator living in the Northwest but that's what Animal Control found in a storage container in Lake Bay.4 years ago
Sea-Tac Airport approves $250 million for major updates
Expect more upgrades at Sea-Tac Airport, with the Port of Seattle commission just approving more than $250 million to advance two key projects.4 years ago
Joe Kent pushes back on mystery employment issues
Republican Joe Kent is coming under fire for confusion over his employer, with an article saying that the company Kent claimed to work for does not exist.4 years ago
After Supreme Court ruling Bremerton coach to be reinstated by March
After a big win at the U.S. Supreme Court, Joe Kennedy, a Bremerton assistant football coach could return to coaching as soon as next spring.4 years ago
Suspect in Central District business owner’s death faces charges
A man suspected of killing D’Vonne Pickett Jr., a business owner in the Central District, has been charged with multiple crimes.4 years ago
Seattle City Council looks to combat rising overdoses with reward system
The annual number of overdose deaths from meth has gone from 98 per year to 365 per year over the last five years.4 years ago
Cascades see first snowfall of the season
It's not quite time to wax up your skis, but over the last weekend, Stevens Pass got its first snowfall of the season4 years ago
Rain washes away smoke as weather cools down this weekend
After thick smoke clogged the skies, stifling Seattleites' lungs with unhealthy air, the haze over the city for the past few weeks is starting to clear.4 years ago
Light rail closed between Rainier Beach, Tukwila starting Saturday
The Link Lightrail will be suspending service between Rainier Beach station and Tukwila International Boulevard station starting Saturday, Oct. 22.4 years ago
UW Medicine nurses reach early contract agreement
UW Medicine nurses at the Montlake and Northwest campuses reached a tentative contract agreement Sept. 30.4 years ago
Car fire cleared as I-5 traffic returns to normal
A car is on fire on northbound Interstate 5 near Interstate 90 blocking multiple lanes of traffic4 years ago
Multiple wildfires erupt across western WA
A series of fires were started or re-energized this past weekend as high heat and winds rock western Washington with the driest weather conditions.4 years ago
City councilmember ‘pensive’ about halted CID shelter expansion
Seattle City Council member Tammy Morales, who oversees the Chinatown-International District (CID), says she feels "pensive" about the County Executive's decision to end plans to expand a shelter.4 years ago
Poll: Majority of Seattleites feel safe in their own neighborhood
Seattleites were polled about a variety of issues and candidates moving into the midterm election on Nov. 8.4 years ago
Harrell: Progress will be lost if homelessness funding ‘is not renewed’
Mayor Bruce Harrell is asking the City Council for $5 million more in funding to combat homelessness in Seattle.4 years ago
Air quality alert, record heat expected across Puget Sound
Air quality alerts have been issued for western Washington this weekend, as haze continues to hang over the region.4 years ago
Pierce County: Infrastructure ‘does not exist’ for new airport
County leaders are opposing a proposed new airport at either of the two sites being considered in Pierce County, according to a joint letter.4 years ago
Bolt Creek Fire mitigation closes US 2 again
Starting at noon Thursday a portion of US Highway 2 will be closed again as local firefighters continue to battle the Bolt Creek Fire.4 years ago
WA ranked fourth most politically active state ahead of midterms
Washington highly ranked when it comes to political engagement, but 18-24 year olds falling off.4 years ago
WA lists Cascade red fox as endangered species
The Washington state Fish and Wildlife Commission has listed the cascade red fox as endangered.4 years ago
Seattle ends COVID-19 emergency mandates aligning with state orders
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell announced Tuesday that the city would be ending all emergency proclamations issued in response to the COVID-19 pandemic4 years ago
