MyNorthwest Staff
Washington’s most uniquely popular pie might not be what you think
Explore the surprising popular pie that could steal the Thanksgiving show this year.9 months ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Tacoma neighborhood no longer under shelter in place after gas line hit
Tacoma neighborhood asked to shelter in place due to gas line damage from construction crew. Stay safe and informed.9 months ago
Luke Duecy
Police arrest 7-time felon in major Belltown drug bust amid safety concerns
Seattle police arrest a seven-time felon in a significant Belltown drug bust, recovering cocaine and a stolen firearm.9 months ago
Jason Sutich
30-year-old man dies while attempting to walk across I-5
A collision on southbound I-5 killed a 30-year-old man who was walking across the freeway Wednesday morning, prompting hours-long delays throughout the area.9 months ago
Julia Dallas
Pierce County authorities seek public’s help in gathering more evidence of shooting near school
Three schools in Pierce County were placed on lockdown after a shooting incident nearby on Wednesday.9 months ago
Jason Sutich
Convicted felon armed with machete arrested on multiple warrants in Chinatown
A 30-year-old felon was apprehended in Chinatown while armed with a machete during proactive police patrols on Tuesday morning.9 months ago
MyNorthwest Staff
What’s open and closed on Thanksgiving Day in WA?
The holiday season has officially arrived, which means making last-minute trips to stores to pick up those final items. Read below to see what stores are open and closed for Thanksgiving Day.9 months ago
Shawn Garrett, KIRO 7 News
80 years later, Lake Chelan still holds 9 victims from WA’s worst school bus tragedy
Discover the impact of Washington's deadliest school bus tragedy and its legacy 80 years later in Lake Chelan.9 months ago
Frank Sumrall
Don’t wear PJs: Transportation Secretary calls for civility amid holiday air travel surge
With nearly 6 million people expected to fly, the transportation secretary is calling for all holiday travelers boarding planes to dress "with some respect."9 months ago
Jason Sutich
Historic 23-year-old Ballard coffee shop to close on Christmas Eve
After 23 years serving coffee and providing mailing services in its Ballard location, Sip and Ship will close on Dec. 24.9 months ago
Jake Chapman, KIRO 7 News
Parents demand change following shooting outside Seattle daycare during pickup
A shootout outside a West Seattle daycare last week has left parents and businesses concerned about gun violence in the area.9 months ago
Heather Bosch
Thanksgiving is the No. 1 day in the U.S. for cooking fires
Food that is left cooking while unattended can lead to a fire. Officials said more home cooking fires happen in the U.S. on Thanksgiving than on any other day.9 months ago
John Curley Show
WA Policy Center warns: Wind and solar can’t meet peak demand, energy shortages loom
A report highlights potential energy shortages in Puget Sound due to reliance on wind and solar during extreme conditions.9 months ago
Shawn Garrett, KIRO 7 News
Lawsuit says Big Oil’s decades of climate deception fueled Washington’s soaring home insurance costs
A federal lawsuit reveals how climate deception by Big Oil drives up home insurance costs in Washington, impacting homeowners.9 months ago
Frank Sumrall
Pipeline that supplies fuel to SEA back online; second line remains shut off
Crews working on the Olympic Pipeline have found the cause of its leak after more than a week.9 months ago
Aaron Granillo
First invasive green crabs found in Skagit Bay
An invasive species has reached Skagit Bay for the first time. Researchers confirmed the presence of European green crabs in the northern Whidbey Basin.9 months ago
Jason Sutich
Seattle police arrest suspect ‘exposing civilians to fentanyl’ in Chinatown
A 30-year-old man was arrested for openly using fentanyl, which was exposed to nearby civilians in the Chinatown-International District on Thursday.9 months ago
Julia Dallas
PETA’s federal complaint claims conflicts of interest on UW animal board; University denies allegations
PETA's federal complaint against UW raises concerns about conflicts of interest in animal welfare oversight.9 months ago
Julia Dallas
US 2 reopens after head-on crash near Nordic Center
US 2 is now open east of Stevens Pass. Stay informed on road conditions and travel alternatives for your journey.9 months ago
Frank Sumrall
AG Brown: HUD’s new housing the homeless policies ‘put lives at risk’
Washington is among 20 states suing the Trump Administration over changes to how federal funding can be used to house the homeless.9 months ago
Jason Sutich
Nuclear engineer’s dome-shaped home listed for sale in Port Orchard
A Port Orchard home, initially designed by a nuclear engineer, found new life after the unfinished shell was revitalized into an architectural anomaly.9 months ago
Samantha Lomibao, KIRO 7 News
‘Lucky to be alive’: Dirt biker shares rescue story after trail collapse near Mt. Rainier
A Puyallup man said he’s lucky to be alive after surviving a nearly 200-foot fall down a cliff near Mount Rainier.9 months ago
Jason Sutich
Gas prices drop 21 cents in WA, still 37% higher than national average
Gas prices across Washington have fallen 21 cents per gallon since October, although WA continues to rank among the top three worst states to fill up your tank.9 months ago
