Homeless people squatted in a local quarantine motel. This comes just weeks after a homeless coronavirus-suspected man caused havoc near the site.

After my report detailing a Seattle prolific offender's quick release from jail, Francisco Calderon now faces felony charges and a warrant for his arrest.

Seattle Officers Guild President Mike Solan says some entities are playing partisan politics with health by not airing Trump coronavirus briefings.

As Washington state's stay-at-home order continues, the Bellevue Police Department came up with a creative way to ensure that people are adhering to the directive.

Seattle didn't quite follow the coronavirus stay-at-home order perfectly, but they definitely did better than last weekend, as far as I can tell. 

A bigoted Seattle prolific offender was quickly released after threatening to stab a gay couple with a syringe and calling a black female the n-word.

Local restaurants like Wild Mountain Cafe have switched to curbside takeout and delivery only to keep serving customers during the shutdown.

State Senator and gubernatorial candidate Phil Fortunato slams Inslee on the nonessential work shutdown, and discusses gun shops.

The grave Coronavirus Crisis may yet uplift America, providing perspective on home, school, work and faith that encourage timeless and constructive values.

Coronavirus Task Force member Seema Verma (Head Administrator for Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services) on how the US can defeat coronavirus

Is it merely a coincidence that a terrible pandemic that strikes especially hard against those over 70, appeared in the very midst of a presidential campaign exclusively dominated by just such targeted oldsters?

A Washington state lawmaker is calling on Gov. Inslee to overturn a statewide plastic bag ban over concerns reusable bags could transmit coronavirus.

The Seattle Police Department announced three more employees tested positive for the coronavirus, but they're hiding key details about public safety.

The coronavirus stay at home order will be tough, but we'll be here for you on KTTH.

Snohomish County chair Nate Nehring discusses the ‘stay-at-home’ order’s impact and whether areas with less cases should be subject to the same standard.