KIRO 7 News Staff
Number of UW students’ visas revoked increases to 23
The number of University of Washington (UW) students who have had their visas recently revoked has risen to at least 23, the university confirmed to KIRO 7.1 year ago
Kate Payne, The Associated Press
Fear and panic at Florida State as deadly shooting sends students fleeing
When a 20-year-old opened fire at Florida State University, terrified students barricaded doors and fled across campus, abandoning chemistry notes and even shoes, in a shooting that investigators said killed two men and wounded at least six others.1 year ago
Frank Sumrall, MyNorthwest and Luke Duecy, KIRO Newsradio
Auburn middle school wrestling coach arrested after making 14-year-old student send nude photos
An Auburn middle school coach has been charged with multiple sex crimes after allegedly sexually messaging a teenage girl while he was her coach, convincing her to send him nude images and videos.1 year ago
Luke Duecy
‘Schools are not businesses’: Parents consider suing Pierce County school district if principal is moved
Families at Minter Elementary, part of the Peninsula School District, express concerns over staff reassignments.1 year ago
Frank Sumrall
All aboard the Sound Transit merch train: New online store now open!
Sound Transit announced the opening of an all-new digital storefront full of Sound Transit-themed merchandise.1 year ago
Frank Sumrall
Man with medical condition missing, last seen in Issaquah
The Issaquah Police Department (IPD) is asking the public for help finding a man who has been missing since Wednesday morning.1 year ago
Frank Sumrall
Study: WA one of the 10 most dangerous states for public transit safety
Washington qualified as one of the 10 most dangerous states when it comes to public transit, according to a study from John Foy & Associates.1 year ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Disney downsizes its Seattle office space in latest corporation exodus from region
The Walt Disney Company decided to downsize the office space the company occupies in Seattle last quarter, according to a report from CBRE Commercial Real Estate last week.1 year ago
Heather Bosch
This will cost ‘half of my total anticipated profit’: Seattle businesses fight to survive turbulent tariffs
The Trump administration's shifting tariffs are wreaking havoc on Seattle businesses' bottom lines and, in some cases, threaten their survival and the jobs they provide.1 year ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
Two rescued following West Seattle collision
Two people were pulled from an overturned car following a crash in West Seattle Wednesday afternoon.1 year ago
Frank Lenzi
‘Hi, I’m Jeff Bezos’: Hackers alter audio messages at Seattle crosswalks
Hackers have altered the crosswalk audio messages at crosswalks around Seattle.1 year ago
Shawn Garrett, KIRO 7 News
Lynnwood police investigate wrist-grabbing incident involving child on bike trail
Lynnwood police are investigating a report of an attempted abduction after a man reportedly grabbed a child’s wrist while the child was riding a bicycle on a public trail, according to a statement released Wednesday.1 year ago
Luke Duecy
Washington ports brace for fallout from U.S.-China trade war
Washington ports prepare for impacts from the U.S.-China trade war, reflecting on past market share losses and future strategies.1 year ago
Julia Dallas
Starbucks’ new summer drink may surprise you
Explore the unexpected additions to Starbucks' 2025 summer menu.1 year ago
Frank Sumrall
Teachers in Idaho school district to carry guns on campus, but parents won’t know who
The Idaho-based St. Maries School District is now allowing teachers and faculty to carry guns on campus and in classrooms. Parents will not be notified which teacher is carrying a firearm.1 year ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
3.0 magnitude earthquake hits near Okanogan
Did you feel it? The Pacific Northwest Seismic Network (PNSN) says a 3.0 magnitude earthquake hit near Okanogan Wednesday morning.1 year ago
Frank Sumrall
Seattle Public Schools face legal action over neglecting pregnant, nursing employee needs
Washington Attorney General Nick Brown alleged Seattle Public Schools repeatedly failed to provide reasonable accommodations to pregnant and nursing employees in the latest lawsuit from the Washington Attorney General’s Office.1 year ago
Frank Sumrall
PCC to reopen downtown location as a reimagined corner market
PCC Community Markets is reopening its grocery store location in downtown Seattle this summer, but not without some changes.1 year ago
Frank Sumrall
Port Angeles 10-year-old found safe in dollhouse on front porch of home
A 10-year-old boy is reportedly missing after last being seen April 15 at approximately 4 p.m. in Port Angeles.1 year ago
JAMIE STENGLE, The Associated Press
Suspect in shooting at Dallas high school is in custody, officials say
A suspect in a shooting at a Dallas high school that wounded four students and drew a heavy police response to the campus has been taken into custody, school district officials announced Tuesday night.1 year ago
Frank Lenzi
Vancouver BC police: Suspected jaywalker sets 2 officers on fire
After being stopped for jaywalking, a man set two Vancouver, British Columbia police officers on fire, authorities said.1 year ago
Julia Dallas
Attorney General sues Seattle Public Schools over alleged mistreatment of pregnant, nursing staff
The AG's Office alleges Seattle Public Schools mistreated pregnant and nursing staff, sparking legal action for employee rights.1 year ago
Heather Bosch
FEMA denies WA ‘bomb cyclone’ aid—what it means for homeowners
Learn the impact of FEMA's denial of aid for WA homeowners after the November hurricane storm. Understand your options and next steps.1 year ago
