KIRO 7 News Staff
Police investigate fatal officer-involved shooting in Auburn
Police are investigating a fatal officer-involved shooting Friday night in Auburn.10 years ago
Dyer Oxley
Seattle soil wears Bertha down
This is what it looks like when Bertha wears down. Crews are replacing cutting tools at the front of the machine.10 years ago
Tom Kelly
Container homes: Cost, benefits and limitations
Tom Kelly examines the popularity of container homes on this week's edition of Real Estate Today on KIRO Radio.10 years ago
Stephanie Klein
Russell Wilson gets goofy during ‘Tonight Show’ Superlatives
Russell Wilson, Seahawks QB, certainly had the best appearance on The Tonight Show Thursday night during the Superlatives feature.10 years ago
Josh Kerns
Seahawks Touchdown City bigger and better than ever
Touchdown City is the Seahawks fan-friendly pre-game party and it's open to anyone with, or without, a ticket. More than 20,000 attend.10 years ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
Social media post blasts developers
A social media post is taking a jab at Seattle's developers who are tearing down characteristic corners of town, and putting up ... something else.10 years ago
Feliks Banel
How KIRO Radio covered the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11
Seattle historian Feliks Banel looks back on KIRO Radio's coverage of 9/11 leading up to the 15th anniversary of the deadly attacks.10 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Effort to ‘uncomplicate’ homeless issue could be lesson for Seattle
The City of Albuquerque, New Mexico is celebrating one year of a pilot program that provides panhandlers jobs for a day.10 years ago
Dyer Oxley
Seattle homeless crisis could be mostly fixed in a year, report says
Experts assessed the Seattle homeless crisis and reported their conclusions to the city council. This is what they told the city.10 years ago
Dyer Oxley
Bettie Page house restored with Divine intervention
The formerly defaced Bettie Page house mural in Seattle has been restored, and now boasts the addition of famous drag queen Divine.10 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Leader of Seattle’s bike programs quits job, heads back East
Though Nicole Freedman always seemed positive about bike programs in Seattle, she left after less than two years on the job.10 years ago
Colleen O'Brien
Block party in Downtown Seattle could change how kids think about science
Some kids just lose interest in science. But a block party in Downtown Seattle Saturday hopes to change that trend.10 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Gun shop owners argue against AG’s assault weapons ban
Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson was surrounded by supporters when he announced his proposed assault weapons ban Wednesday, but there are those who disagree.10 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Watch: Cotton candy girl at Safeco conquers internet with sugar high
An adorable 3-year-old named Beatrix ate cotton candy for the first time. The Mariners hit a grand slam. The rest is internet history.10 years ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
School zone speeders getting out of tickets in Seattle neighborhood
Back to school means more traffic, and school zone speed cameras are back up and running, except in the Montlake neighborhood, where drivers have been beating tickets on a technicality.10 years ago
Dyer Oxley
Seattle’s homeless ordinance surrounds Camp Second Chance
Camp Second Chance has been placed amid a Seattle debate over homeless encampments as the council considers controversial measures.10 years ago
Kipp Robertson
The ‘humpback comeback’ is ‘great news’ for the species
Federal authorities are taking many humpback whales off the endangered species list, after decades of the whales being endangered.10 years ago
Dyer Oxley
What Craigslist says about Seattle housing
Seattle housing is included in this recent PhD study on rising rents based off of everyone's favorite online classified marketplace.10 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Washington AG supports ban of assault weapons
Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson is proposing a ban on some assault weapons, citing the Mukilteo shooting as one reason to do so.10 years ago
Kipp Robertson
That was ‘definitely a quake’ felt in Bellingham
The earthquake that shook Bellingham late Tuesday night was one recorded as a magnitude-3.2. Several people reported feeling it.10 years ago
Kipp Robertson
Starbucks CEO gives surprise presidential endorsement
Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz officially endorsed Hillary Clinton during an interview with CNN.10 years ago
Feliks Banel
Memories sailed away with Princess Marguerite
When the coastal liner Princess Marguerite sailed her last round-trip it was the end of a century of Canadian steamship memories in the Pacific Northwest.10 years ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
New Seattle school start times shifting traffic patterns
It's the first day of school for nearly 50,000 students in Seattle, but high school students will be sleeping in a little this year because of changed school start times.10 years ago
