Heather Bosch, KIRO 7 News
Renton City Council to vote on camping ban
Renton is poised to become the next Washington State city to ban camping on public property.1 month ago
Frank Lenzi
Stabbing victim boards Sound Transit light rail train in Seattle’s Pioneer Square
A person was stabbed in Seattle's Pioneer Square neighborhood late Sunday afternoon and then boarded a northbound Sound Transit light rail train before first responders could intervene, the agency said.1 month ago
Tom Brock
Texts on hold: SPD delays Bite of Seattle shooting records
Interim Seattle Police Chief Andre Sayles says he needs more time before he can release the police department's internal communications the night of the deadly "Bite of Seattle" shootings.1 month ago
Tom Brock
Hoist in the high Cascades: Coast Guard lifts injured hiker from treacherous Oregon mountaintop
A Coast Guard helicopter crew rescued an injured hiker from treacherous conditions in the mountains of central Oregon last week.1 month ago
Tom Brock
Grounded: Grays Harbor deputies cut short highway wire heist
Deputies in Grays Harbor arrested two men Saturday for trying to steal hundreds of feet of wire along Highway 12.1 month ago
Luke Duecy
The Spin: How Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson’s team communicates after gun violence
In this edition of “The Spin,” KIRO Newsradio reporter Luke Duecy looks at two recent examples and the PR strategies behind the messaging.1 month ago
Julia Dallas
Embassy Suites workers in Pioneer Square reach ‘tentative’ agreement with Hilton
Workers at the Embassy Suites by Hilton hotel in Pioneer Square have ended their strike.1 month ago
KIRO Newsradio staff
Rain this weekend, then Seattle’s last shot at 80 degrees next week
Rain is on the way this weekend in the Seattle area.1 month ago
Brandon Thompson, KIRO 7 News
For the first time, 9/11 deaths from disease are being honored; this WA man is one of them
In the 25 years since the 9/11 attacks, this year marks the first that people who died from illnesses related to the event were honored.1 month ago
Julia Dallas
WSP investigating after video of car driving across bridge on I-90 Trail goes viral
The Washington State Patrol (WSP) is investigating after a video of a car driving across the floating bridge on the I-90 Trail went viral.1 month ago
Nate Connors
Seattle road closures that could interrupt your weekend travel plans
Getting to Montlake from downtown Seattle will be a challenge beginning this weekend.1 month ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Meta puts additional office spaces up for sublease in western WA
Meta is putting more office spaces in western Washington up for sublease.1 month ago
Julia Dallas
Mayor Wilson’s office tells council she removed Shon Barnes to align SPD with her ‘values’
Mayor Wilson's office responded to a letter from City Councilmember Bob Kettle requesting a formal explanation for why she asked Barnes to resign.1 month ago
Katrina Guischard
Clinical psychologist warns too many boys are growing up isolated, disconnected, and without purpose
A new book is sounding an alarm for parents of boys, arguing that too many young men are growing up isolated, disconnected, and unsure of their purpose.1 month ago
Frank Lenzi
‘A hole in the ground and a hole in the sky’: Tukwila firefighter’s 25-year connection to 9/11
Tukwila firefighter Ryan Carpenter shared how a chance meeting on a ski gondola deepened his connection to 9/11 and led him to bring WTC steel home.1 month ago
RANJI SINHA, KIRO 7
WA Insurance Commission approves major rate hike for residents; average 22% increase for 2027
Washington state residents who purchase individual health insurance face an average 22.2% rate increase starting in 2027.1 month ago
Manda Factor
‘I’m going to be a wreck’: Mariners broadcaster Rick Rizzs reflects on last road trip before retirement
The voice of the Seattle Mariners, Rick Rizzs, left this week for what will be the final road series of his broadcasting career that began 52 years ago.1 month ago
Frank Lenzi
‘It just felt right’: Puget Sound Fire couple celebrates wedding anniversary every September 11th
While many of us are reflecting on the tragic events of 9/11, some are also celebrating milestones, such as a birthday or a wedding anniversary.1 month ago
Jason Sutich
Seattle police investigating report of armed man near Jose Rizal Park in Beacon Hill
Seattle police are currently investigating a report of a man near Jose Rizal Park who is believed to be armed with a gun.1 month ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
Police search for man accused of touching two girls near Mountlake Terrace High School
Police in Mountlake Terrace are warning the public about a man who grabbed two girls inappropriately near the high school.1 month ago
Katerina Wearn, 425 Magazine
A food lover’s guide to the Washington State Fair
Everyone already knows about the second stomach reserved for dessert, but the Washington State Fair might have you wishing for a third, or even fourth.1 month ago
Frank Lenzi
Federal Way fire station holds unique 9/11 memorial with artifacts from all three crash sites
A 9/11 remembrance ceremony will be held in Federal Way this afternoon at one of the most unique fire stations in the country.1 month ago
Jason Sutich
‘ID theft and bank fraud was their job’: 2 Bremerton women sentenced for stealing identities of 250+ victims
Two Bremerton women were sentenced for a long-running bank fraud scheme in which they stole personal information from more than 250 people.1 month ago
