Frank Lenzi
WA flooding closes dozens of highways; Governor seeks FEMA disaster declaration
As parts of the state brace for major, if not historic, flooding, conditions continue to deteriorate on the roads, with the number of major highways doubling overnight.9 months ago
Jason Sutich
Monroe man pleads guilty to smuggling woman into U.S., forcing her into unpaid labor
A 57-year-old Monroe man pleaded guilty to harboring an alien for financial gain after he smuggled a woman across the border and forced her to do unpaid labor.9 months ago
Jason Sutich
Alaska Lounge ranked second-worst airport lounge in U.S., study finds
The Alaska Airlines "Alaska Lounge" was ranked by J.D. Power as one of the worst airport lounges in the U.S. on Wednesday.9 months ago
Jason Sutich
Moshi Moshi owner sells popular sushi restaurant, blames Seattle’s ‘economically destructive’ policies
The former co-owner of Moshi Moshi Sushi & Izakaya announced last week that he will sell the restaurant due to "severe burnout" from operating in Seattle.9 months ago
Jason Sutich
Wild Waves closing permanently in 2026, citing millions in losses since COVID
Federal Way's famous theme park, Wild Waves, announced Wednesday that the 2026 season will be its final year of operation due to rising operating costs.9 months ago
Frank Sumrall
School closures spread across western WA amid torrential rain, flooding
In response to the extreme weather and flooding, several schools and educational facilities in western Washington will be closed Thursday.9 months ago
Nate Connors
Historic rainfall keeps major routes closed across region
The Pacific Northwest is getting hammered with a relentless atmospheric river, bringing with it torrential downpours, high wind, and warm temperatures for this time of year.9 months ago
Chris Sullivan
Is a GPS smartphone app the future of tolling?
Explore how GPS apps could transform tolling while raising privacy concerns. Discover what this means for drivers and future toll systems.9 months ago
Aaron Granillo
Iran, Egypt oppose World Cup ‘Seattle Pride Match’
Two countries that criminalize homosexuality are set to play a World Cup match in Seattle that’s designed to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community.9 months ago
CEDAR ATTANASIO AND CLAIRE RUSH, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Record flooding threatens Washington as more heavy rain pounds the Northwest
Residents began packing up and fleeing rising rivers in western Washington state Wednesday as a new wave of heavy rain swept into the region.9 months ago
Frank Lenzi
Seattle Mayor-elect Katie Wilson to keep Shon Barnes as police chief
Mayor-elect Katie Wilson confirms Shon Barnes will remain Seattle's police chief, ensuring continuity in leadership and public safety.9 months ago
Julia Dallas
Ferguson seeks emergency declaration from FEMA as 100,000 expected to face evacuations
Governor Ferguson announces evacuation orders for 100,000 residents in Washington amid emergency declaration efforts.9 months ago
Julia Dallas
Large tree slices through home in Kitsap County
A large tree fell and damaged a house in Kitsap County on Wednesday morning, raising concerns for local residents' safety.9 months ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Polyclinic to pay $400K to settle claims it denied interpreter services to deaf, blind patients
Polyclinic agrees to $400K settlement over ADA violations in deaf and blind patient services.9 months ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Tree launches from river through truck windshield, injuring driver
A tree struck a driver's windshield Wednesday, causing injuries in a bizarre incident north of Leavenworth.9 months ago
KIRO Newsradio staff
Tacoma council passes amendment to rental housing laws despite protests
Tacoma City Council passes housing law changes amid protests, sparking debate on rental regulations and tenant rights.9 months ago
James Lynch
‘A piece of you is missing’: Foster alum Bethany shares how Treehouse changed her life
Bethany dropped out of school in the seventh grade. She later returned to school to earn her GED. For that, she gives a lot of the credit to Treehouse.9 months ago
Julia Dallas
‘We did what we could’: Mount Vernon residents prepare for flooding as Level 3 ‘Go Now’ orders issued
Skagit County prepares for potential flooding as Skagit River nears record levels, impacting Mount Vernon and surrounding communities.9 months ago
Frank Lenzi
Kent Police fire at sexual assault suspect who pointed gun at officers
Officers with the Kent Police Department (KPD) shot at a sexual assault suspect Wednesday morning.9 months ago
Jason Sutich
‘He loves his job’: SPD spotlights comfort dog Ryan’s work with 100+ survivors
Discover how Ryan the comfort dog aids over 100 survivors, showcasing his vital role in the Seattle Police Department.9 months ago
Frank Sumrall
35 people sick after eating ‘Thanksgiving feast’ from Seattle Indian restaurant
An Indian restaurant's "Thanksgiving feast" has allegedly caused 35 people to get sick, according to King County Public Health.9 months ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
Docs: Man waited outside ex-girlfriend’s SeaTac home to shoot, kill her date
A Lakewood man has been charged after he sent several messages to a friend saying he would kill the man his ex-girlfriend was with, and allegedly followed through with those threats.9 months ago
MyNorthwest Staff
WA youth suicide rate rises 13% in decade, outpacing national crisis
The suicide rate among young adults in Washington State has risen by over 13% in the last decade, mirroring a national trend.9 months ago
