Julia Dallas
Tumwater sues to force cleanup of former Olympia Brewery site after 300+ police calls since 2018
The City of Tumwater is suing the owner of the former Olympia Brewery property in an effort to force a cleanup.2 months ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
Dean of Students at North Whidbey Middle School arrested following child assault investigation
A North Whidbey Middle School administrator has been arrested for allegedly assaulting a child.2 months ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Deputies rescue driver from burning car after 111 mph police chase in Poulsbo
A man was rescued from a burning car in Poulsbo Sept. 21 after it crashed during the driver's attempt to evade police.2 months ago
MyNorthwest Staff
69-year-old Tenino resident back in jail after guns, 1.5 pounds of explosives found in home
A 69-year-old Tenino-area man was arrested for violating his bail when law enforcement officials found guns and explosives in his home.2 months ago
Jason Sutich
Spooner Berry Farms says city promised stand could stay in park plans, Olympia says that never happened
Spooner Berry Farms in Olympia may soon have to close up its berry shop along Yelm Highway after 47 years as the city has plans for a community park.2 months ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Expedia cuts 58 Seattle jobs in second round of layoffs this year
Expedia Group is cutting 58 jobs in Seattle, according to a WARN notice filed by the company.2 months ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
South Seattle building fire extinguished
A fire at a commercial building in South Seattle early Wednesday morning prompted a large response from Seattle firefighters and temporarily shut down traffic along 4th Avenue S.2 months ago
Nia Bliss, KIRO 7 News
Seattle businesses say short notice for multi-day planned outages led to revenue losses
Multiple businesses in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District said they were given short notice for planned power outages between Sept. 14 and 17.2 months ago
Ted Buehner
Dry weather this week offers perfect window for fall color viewing in Washington
The fall season is here. This season is the time of year when tree leaves change colors, offering a collection of vibrant autumn hues.2 months ago
Nate Connors
Plan ahead: WSDOT has a number of late night closures around the region this week
The final week of Summer is a busy one for WSDOT, as it races to complete as many projects as they can before the fall rains arrive.2 months ago
Jason Sutich
AG’s office secures guilty plea in illegal distribution of invasive mitten crabs in WA
The Washington Attorney General's Office secured a guilty plea from an individual who attempted to distribute invasive mitten crabs in violation of state law.2 months ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Seattle council passes ‘groundbreaking’ policy that bars retailers from using personal data to set grocery prices
The Seattle City Council passed a policy Tuesday that prohibits retailers from using personal data to set grocery prices.2 months ago
Gee Scott
Gee: Wait, what?! I thought socialism was bad
Explore why some conservatives support Trump's socialism proposal and its implications for married couples and families.2 months ago
Frank Lenzi
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson’s budget proposal: $50 million in cuts, no major new taxes
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson unveiled a $9.1 billion budget proposal for 2027-2028 Tuesday that includes $50 million in cuts but no major new taxes.2 months ago
Julia Dallas
Starbucks’ new Snoopy cups revamp viral bear cup chaos
Starbucks came out with a Peanuts collection for fall, complete with a glass Snoopy cup for cold drinks.2 months ago
Jason Sutich
Amazon says it gave delivery partner 30 days’ notice before layoffs after partner claimed it only had 1 day
A package delivery service in Washington laid off 120 employees Monday and closed its business after its only client, Amazon, ended its contract.2 months ago
Jason Sutich
Tacoma youth facility closing after $3 million in losses, laying off 92 employees
A youth residential facility in Tacoma will close later this year and lay off 92 employees after recording $3 million in operational losses since 2020.2 months ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Topgolf returns to Everett Mall redevelopment plans after being dropped earlier this year
Topgolf has returned to the redevelopment plans for Everett Mall yet again, joining a growing list of tenants at the shopping center.2 months ago
Jason Sutich
Pedestrian killed by train in Marysville as city marks 4th rail-related incident in September
The Marysville Police Department is currently investigating a fatal train and pedestrian collision on Monday in Marysville that left a 45-year-old man dead.2 months ago
MyNorthwest Staff
PeaceHealth cutting 150 Washington jobs as IT work outsourced to India
PeaceHealth, a not-for-profit Catholic healthcare system operating in Alaska, Oregon, and Washington, told the state it’s cutting 150 jobs statewide.2 months ago
Frank Lenzi
Seattle World Cup matches deliver $889 million impact, but hospitality results are mixed
The 2026 FIFA World Cup generated $889 million in economic impact for Seattle and King County, exceeding a revised forecast.2 months ago
Brooke Griffin, KIRO 7 News
Seattle police detail what did and didn’t work during response to Bite of Seattle shooting
Seattle police officials detailed what they said went right and wrong in the city’s response to the mass shooting at the Bite of Seattle this summer.2 months ago
Charlie Harger
A mom meets her son every Sunday at 12th and Jackson. Nine Puget Sound mayors will hear families like hers in Kent
At least nine Puget Sound mayors will gather in Kent on Oct. 8 for a community conversation on Washington's fentanyl crisis.2 months ago
