Associated Press
Federal officer shoots person in leg after being attacked during Minneapolis arrest, officials say
Reports confirm a recent shooting incident involving federal law enforcement in Minneapolis. Stay informed on the latest updates.8 months ago
Danish official says there’s a ‘fundamental disagreement’ with Trump over Greenland
A Danish official highlights ongoing tensions with Trump over Greenland in a recent statement, emphasizing key diplomatic concerns.8 months ago
Heather Bosch
Can the 12s repeat the ‘Beast Quake?’ Earthquake scientists will be monitoring
Seattle scientists predict crowd energy at Seahawks game could spark another 'Beast Quake' during playoffs against the 49ers.8 months ago
Jason Sutich
Survey identifies Washington’s most loathed taxes
As tax season is just around the corner, a survey with more than 3,000 respondents was conducted to determine their beliefs on what is the most hated tax in WA.8 months ago
What Americans think about Trump’s intervention in Venezuela, according to a new AP-NORC poll
Over half of U.S. adults feel Trump has overstepped in military interventions abroad, impacting views on Venezuela.8 months ago
Trump claims killing of Iran protesters ‘has stopped’ even as Tehran signals executions ahead
Trump asserts on good authority that Iran's executions are paused, amid conflicting signals from Tehran on the issue.8 months ago
Frank Lenzi
VIDEO: WSP Trooper stops naked woman, arrests her for DUI
A WSP trooper stopped a naked woman in Snohomish County, leading to her arrest for DUI. Read the details of this unusual incident.8 months ago
Jason Sutich
Stevens Pass offers prorated refunds after December road closures
To address the loss of mountain opportunities at Stevens Pass due to nearby road closures, all eligible pass holders will receive refunds from the resort.8 months ago
Aaron Granillo and Frank Lenzi
Job cuts, record operating budget ahead for Gates Foundation
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation plans major changes as it rolls out a record $9 billion operating budget for 2026.8 months ago
Aaron Granillo
Seattle Mayor Wilson delays removal of Ballard encampment
Mayor Katie Wilson postpones the removal of the Ballard encampment, citing the need for more time after her visit to the site.8 months ago
Jason Sutich
2 people shot in Seattle within minutes, 1 shot driving on I-5
Two shootings were reported, where one suspect was reportedly shot while driving on I-5 in downtown Seattle, and simultaneously, another victim was dropped off at the hospital on Wednesday.8 months ago
Julia Dallas
Flooding severely damages nearly 400 homes in King County; Road repairs could hit $50M
King County faces $50M in road repairs after severe flooding caused by an atmospheric river. Damage assessment ongoing.8 months ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Tesla faces lawsuit over Autopilot after fatal motorcycle crash in WA
Tesla is facing a new lawsuit over its self-driving technology after Jeffrey Nissen was killed in a crash with a Tesla vehicle that was using Autopilot.8 months ago
Charlie Harger
Trump threatens to cut federal funding to sanctuary cities, putting billions of WA dollars at risk
Trump said he will halt all federal payments to sanctuary locations starting Feb. 1, a threat that could impact billions of dollars flowing to Washington and Seattle.8 months ago
Frank Sumrall
Iconic Gig Harbor restaurant sold to Anthony’s Restaurants after 53 years
Tides Tavern, an iconic Gig Harbor eatery, is changing hands after the owner sold the establishment to Anthony’s Restaurants.8 months ago
Frank Sumrall
Seattle City Council briefly suspends meeting after ICE protest disruptions from multiple groups
The Seattle City Council was interrupted Tuesday when two groups flooded the council chambers to have their respective voices heard.8 months ago
Samantha Lomibao, KIRO 7 News
‘I feel it’s a bit disgusting,’ friend reacts to former councilmember plea in killing of girlfriend
McNeal pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter and second-degree assault. But Liliya’s close friend, Madison Darner, said the outcome fell short of justice.8 months ago
Frank Sumrall
Machete-wielding man taken into custody after 4-hour standoff in Seattle
A 47-year-old man was arrested after a near four-hour standoff with Seattle police officers Tuesday.8 months ago
KIRO Newsradio staff
Puget Sound residents continue to battle stubbornly high inflation
Inflation is increasing nationwide, with the greater Seattle area experiencing even higher rates.8 months ago
Frank Sumrall
Skeletal remains found on WA beach identified as former Oregon mayor
Nearly two decades after skeletal remains washed ashore on a Washington beach, the remains have been identified as Clarence Edwin Asher, a former Oregon mayor.8 months ago
Jason Sutich
Convicted felon arrested for having fixed-blade knives in Chinatown
A convicted felon was arrested for carrying knives in Seattle's Chinatown, violating a Stay Out of Drug Areas order.8 months ago
Frank Lenzi
Everett firefighters rescue man from tank on vessel in dry dock
Everett firefighters rescued a man from a confined space Tuesday morning after he fell into a tank on a rail-container vessel in dry dock.8 months ago
James Lynch
Ferguson pitches millionaire’s tax, $3B infrastructure plan in annual address
Governor Ferguson highlights Washington's strength and proposes a millionaire's tax in his State of the State address.8 months ago