Police charge man with DUI in fatal crash on I-5
At 11:00 a.m. yesterday, July 4, a serious collision occurred on I-5 near 145th St.4 years ago
Dedo’s daily crime report: three teens arrested on drug charges, found with two handguns
A dispute leads to four-shot in Tacoma, a drug bust leads to the arrest of 10 including three teens, and an alleged burglary leads to a homeowner killing one.4 years ago
Shoreline collapsed construction trench kills 2
Recovery efforts will continue Tuesday morning after a trench collapsed Monday in Shoreline, killing two men.4 years ago
Seattle Symphony plays pop culture classics
The performance is a collaboration between the Seattle Symphony and a tour Joe Hisaishi and his team are doing across North America.4 years ago
SeaTac Airport expects more than 150,000 travelers per day this holiday weekend
This holiday weekend, air travelers should be prepared to face delays as large amounts of people are expected to pass through Seattle Airport.4 years ago
Initiative to decriminalize drug possession fails to make November ballot
A statewide initiative that sought to decriminalize drug possession in Washington State won’t be on the November 2022 ballot.4 years ago
AG unveils law to lower healthcare cost for millions of residents
Starting today a new law goes into effect that makes 4 million Washington residents eligible to receive free or discounted hospital care.4 years ago
Inslee prohibits Washington State Patrol to aid out-of-state abortion investigations
Inslee is continuing to look at additional steps to protect patients from investigations initiated by agencies and vigilantes in anti-choice states.4 years ago
Gee and Ursula’s top stories: Future of the Pac-12, Inslee’s Vaccine Mandate
KIRO Newsradio’s Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin bring you their top stories on the day on July 1.4 years ago
Seattle City Light contributes $4.5 million to preserving Skagit Valley headwater
This week the Seattle City Council finalized a deal to contribute $4.5 million to the Skagit Environmental Endowment Commission.4 years ago
Seattle looks to transition RV-dwellers into housing with reworked ‘safe lot’ program
KCRHA has awardedLIHI $1.9 million to relocate 50 homeless RV-dwellers into permanent housing via a “safe lot” program.4 years ago
Sound Transit to run extended service on Link for July 4
ST Express and T Link to run on Sunday schedule; no Sounder service.4 years ago
Dedo’s daily crime report: Hit and run with cop car, thief caught in sting operation
A hit and run with a police vehicle shuts down a Tacoma intersection, a man is arrested for retail theft in Bellevue, and an update on a shooting in Tacoma last Sunday.4 years ago
Gov. Inslee permanently mandates COVID-19 vaccines for WA agency employees
Gov. Jay Inslee has issued an executive directive making a full COVID-19 vaccine series a permanent condition of employment for state employees.4 years ago
Mysterious 2021 death of Renton family ruled starvation by fasting
A Renton father and two daughters - found dead in December of 2021 "under mysterious circumstances" - died of starvation.4 years ago
Seattle ranked among the worst managed cities, new study finds
When it comes to city management Seattle has been ranked 118 out of 150 of the largest cities in a new study compiled by WalletHub.4 years ago
With slower response times from SPD, city council raises concerns over ‘customer service issues’
The Seattle 911 Center handles approximately 900,000 calls per year, and the call center's staffing is 26% below what it’s budgeted for in 2022.4 years ago
Martin Luther King Way shut down as police investigate oil drum with Thin Blue Line flag
Seattle Police Department is currently investigating a mysterious blue barrel with a Thin Blue Line flag in Columbia City.4 years ago
Gee and Ursula: 3 things you need to know on Thursday, June 30
KIRO Newsradio’s Gee Scott and Ursula Reutin bring you their top stories on the day on June 304 years ago
MyNorthwest’s daily crime report: Tacoma drive-by, stolen fire department equipment
A drive-by in Tacoma, a woman shot her neighbor outside their apartment and stolen saws from Shoreline Firefighters.4 years ago
Seattle Schools’ new bus provider looks to hire ahead of upcoming school year
SPS will contract with two yellow bus companies for the 2022-23 school year. The new provider, Zum, has a matter of months to hire to fulfill its contract.4 years ago
Apartments behind Belltown’s former Lava Lounge catch fire
The abandoned Lava Lounge in Seattle's Belltown neighborhood caught fire Thursday morning.4 years ago
Community rallies around lemonade stand after robbery
Some Tacoma girls were making big bucks at their lemonade stand -- until a robber stole their profits.4 years ago
