Manda Factor
Students inspire WA state cactus bill as lawmakers again push Evergreen State nickname
Explore how students are inspiring the cactus bill as Washington lawmakers consider the Evergreen State nickname.7 months ago
Frank Lenzi
Bill to lower legal blood-alcohol limit for WA drivers clears major hurdle
A major hurdle cleared for a bill to reduce Washington's blood-alcohol limit for drivers, enhancing road safety.7 months ago
John Curley Show
We Heart Seattle raises concerns over King County’s new homelessness count method
Andrea Suarez, the executive director with We Heart Seattle, raised several concerns regarding how the PIT homeless count is conducted.7 months ago
Julia Dallas
Trooper rescues Polar and Bear from I-405
A Washington State Patrol trooper rescued two dogs roaming I-405, showcasing bravery and compassion in the face of danger.7 months ago
Frank Sumrall
SR 169 closed in both directions north of Enumclaw after power pole fire
SR 169 was closed in both directions north of Enumclaw early Thursday morning, WSDOT reported, due to a power pole fire.7 months ago
Jason Sutich
Port of Tacoma employee’s birthday surprise mistaken for Renee Good memorial
Shipping containers were arranged to spell the name of an employee's girlfriend, but many interpreted it as a nod to Renee Good, a woman who was shot by ICE.7 months ago
Jillian Raftery
Three new measles cases confirmed in Snohomish County, health officials warn
Three new measles cases have been confirmed in Snohomish County. The case was confirmed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Jan. 27.7 months ago
Frank Sumrall
Starbucks plans to open hundreds of new stores after strong earnings signal turnaround
After a tumultuous 2025, Starbucks plans to expand by opening hundreds of new stores, the company announced Wednesday.7 months ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Another round of layoffs hits Expedia, more than 150 roles cut from technology staff
Travel company Expedia Group made another round of cuts to its technology staff, and the number of jobs that will be lost in Seattle has now been confirmed.7 months ago
Samantha Lomibao, KIRO 7 News
9-year-old skier rescued from tree well at Stevens Pass after breaking leg
A 9-year-old boy was pulled from a steep tree well at Stevens Pass after a terrifying crash that left him with a broken leg.7 months ago
Luke Duecy
Holy coincidence? New pope fuels Seahawks Super Bowl buzz
You may have heard about the so-called Pope — Seahawks theory. It's the idea that every time a new Pope is elected, the Seahawks end up going to the Super Bowl.7 months ago
Chris Sullivan
Too bad a truck didn’t take out the Fairfax Bridge, then it would have been considered an emergency
Ask Wilkeson Mayor Jayme Peloli. Her city's lifeline, the Fairfax Bridge over the Carbon River, was shut down last year, and everything stopped.7 months ago
Jason Sutich
22-year-old gets 66 months for distributing 20,000 fentanyl pills in WA
An 18-month-long wiretap investigation led to Tuesday's sentencing of a Tacoma man who distributed massive amounts of fentanyl pills.7 months ago
MICHAEL BIESECKER, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
New videos show Alex Pretti scuffle with federal officers in Minneapolis 11 days before his death
Alex Pretti was forcefully taken to the ground by federal immigration agents after kicking out the tail light of their vehicle during a Minneapolis protest 11 days before he was shot and killed.7 months ago
James Lynch
‘We’re sitting at a one- or two-day supply’: Bloodworks issues Code Red alert for donations
Bloodworks Northwest issues a Code Red alert due to critically low blood supply. Your donation is urgently needed.7 months ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Lake Forest Park burglary suspect ID’d as man whose home caught fire
A homeowner reportedly shot a burglar attempting to break into their property, the Lake Forest Park Police Department confirmed.7 months ago
Jason Sutich
Tribal member sentenced to 2 years for knife attack on intimate partner
A 20-year-old member of the Makah Tribe was sentenced to two years in prison Tuesday for assaulting his intimate partner with a knife in May.7 months ago
Luke Duecy and Frank Lenzi
WA bill that would bar most police from wearing face coverings clears Senate
The Washington State Senate passes a bill limiting police face coverings during public interactions, ensuring transparency and accountability.7 months ago
Frank Lenzi
Washington health officials confirm first child flu death of the season
For the first time this flu season, a child has died from influenza here in Washington, according to the state health department.7 months ago
Jason Sutich
Police looking for suspect after shots fired on St. Martin’s campus
Police are investigating a shooting at St. Martin's University, Lacey, and searching for the suspect following campus lockdown.7 months ago
Julia Dallas
Washington’s cutest rookie is headed to the Puppy Bowl
Washington's most valuable puppy is set to shine at the country's premier sporting event.7 months ago
Holidays and a viral bear cup drive strong quarterly sales at Starbucks
Strong first-quarter sales for Starbucks driven by festive drinks and a trending bear cup, boosting overall fiscal performance.7 months ago
Jason Sutich
New omakase sushi bar experience opening on the Eastside
A new hand-rolled sushi bar will join the Redmond Town Center this year as Te-Hand Roll Bar aims to open its doors by September.7 months ago
