When President Franklin Roosevelt made a wartime visit to Puget Sound Navy Yard in Bremerton in August 1944, the speech he gave there from the deck of a destroyer was broadcast live on all the national radio networks, and witnessed in person by an estimated 20,000 people.
Brian Browne, of Everett, saw the national attention a long-lost Ground Zero flag was receiving and reached out to investigators to tell his story about the flag's journey.
Smoke rising from a fire in West Seattle could be seen for miles as crews fought the multiple-alarm fire near Southwest Myrtle and Southwest Willow streets.
The Washington State Department of Transportation reports that vehicles stuck on the express lanes after a crash are being funneled out to the mainline.
The family of Chuck Eagan, a longtime Boeing employee, talks to KIRO 7 about life with Chuck and now life without him after the shooting at Cascade Mall on Friday night.
More than two dozen law enforcement agencies were involved in the search for the shooter, who was not immediately identified. Here is a timeline of events.
When the United Nations discusses superbugs, you know it's serious. A doctor at Harborview in Seattle explains the challenges doctors face when prescribing antibiotics.
