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Shooting in Federal Way overnight kills teenager, injures three people

Police are investigating a shooting on Monday night in Federal Way that left three injured and one 17-year-old boy dead.

6 years ago

Was the avoidance of a lockdown in Sweden the right move?

Sweden took a different approach to the coronavirus by avoiding a lockdown but still maintaining distancing and mask-wearing. How did that pan out?

6 years ago

Attorney for CHOP shooting victim: City had no plan to deal with trouble

Mark Lindquist, attorney for the family of CHOP shooting victim, discusses the lawsuit against the city of Seattle.

6 years ago

Crews to raise work platforms up to high-rise West Seattle Bridge

Monday marks another important milestone in the effort to fix the West Seattle Bridge as crews raise work platforms up to the high-rise bridge.

6 years ago

COVID-19 updates: 58,173 cases, 1,596 deaths in Washington state

Over a million coronavirus tests have been conducted in Washington state. Of course, nearly 60,000 have tested positive.

6 years ago

Police report 45 arrests after march on Capitol Hill declared a ‘riot’

Thousands gathered in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood Saturday. Police declared the incident a riot due to "the ongoing damage and public safety risks."

6 years ago

Shedding more light on shootings in Seattle’s Central District

Omari Salisbury from Converge Media discusses the week's shootings in and around Seattle's Central District, and why it needs more attention.

6 years ago

UW virologist: Vaccine trials appear safe and effective, more testing needed

Dr. Keith Jerome, UW Virology, on the current vaccine trials and the promising race to develop a COVID vaccine.

6 years ago

Uncle Ike’s owner on riot damage, says city not letting police do their jobs

Uncle Ike's owner Ian Eisenberg talks about the riot damage Wednesday night and how he believes the city isn't letting the police do their jobs.

6 years ago

What counts as brandishing versus self-defense of your own property?

Former state AG Rob McKenna discusses whether the actions of the McCloskeys in St. Louis count as brandishing, and offers advice for local gun owners.

6 years ago

WA House candidate: Inslee’s handling of coronavirus often ‘arbitrary’

Greg Gilday, House candidate for WA-10, discusses how Inslee's handling of coronavirus has often been arbitrary and that people are fed up with it.

6 years ago

Port of Seattle Commissioner offers use of Port properties for classes this fall

Why not hold class outdoors at one of Seattle's many parks? Ryan Calkins, Port of Seattle Commissioner, offers the use of Port properties for classes.

6 years ago

Why one Seattle councilmember moved from wanting more police funding to 50% defund

Seattle City Councilmember Andrew Lewis defends the defund police movement and explains why he changed his position on police funding.

6 years ago

Group on Capitol Hill causes significant property damage, starts fire

A group gathered in Cal Anderson Park on Wednesday, continued to march through Capitol Hill, and left a path of destruction in its wake.

6 years ago

Who are the federal officers in Portland and will they come to Seattle?

Paul Viollis, CBS law enforcement analyst, on deploying federal officers to cities and whether it could happen in Seattle. He says it's foreseeable.

6 years ago

UW pediatrician: Plans for reopening schools have to be ‘balanced with the risks’

Eastside pediatrician Dr. Don Shifrin weighs in on sending kids back to school, discussing the need for education versus the COVID risks to kids and adults.

6 years ago

Family of teen killed in CHOP sues Seattle, King County, Washington state

The family of a 19-year-old shot at the CHOP filed a claim against Seattle, King County, and the state for the wrongful death of Horace Lorenzo Anderson.