Tyrah Majors, KIRO 7 News
One month after Bite of Seattle shooting, King County expands mobile crisis response efforts
One month after a deadly shooting at the Bite of Seattle, investigators are still working to identify a possible third shooter connected to the gunfire.2 months ago
Jason Sutich
Kirkland police recover more than $30K in stolen property across King County
More than $30,000 in stolen property connected to burglaries and vehicle prowls was recently recovered across several King County cities.2 months ago
James Lynch
Vandals target Bellevue’s new speed cameras
Just weeks after new speed cameras went up, the Bellevue Police Department said vandals have already started targeting them.2 months ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Motorcyclist killed in fatal hit-and-run collision near Seattle Pacific University
A fatal collision blocked all lanes near 6th Avenue W and W Nickerson Street on Wednesday, and Seattle police are currently investigating the cause.2 months ago
Jason Sutich
Jimothy’s gold rookie card has topped $12,000 on eBay — and bidding ends Sunday
A 13-year-old Mariners fan was the lucky winner of a Jimothy rookie card giveaway and has since listed it for auction on eBay, where the bid sits at $12,000.2 months ago
James Lynch
Dozens flee as shots fired out outside Parkland bar
Pierce County deputies are asking for the public’s help after a chaotic early morning shooting outside a packed Parkland bar.2 months ago
Julia Dallas
Olympic College administrator departs after controversial behavior on ‘Married at First Sight’
New developments have surfaced involving now-former Olympic College administrator and "Married at First Sight" contestant Shawn Best.2 months ago
Aaron Granillo
‘An indefensible cut’: Dolly Parton’s death reignites effort to fund WA’s Imagination Library
The death of Dolly Parton is renewing pressure on Washington lawmakers to fully restore state funding for her Imagination Library, an early literacy program.2 months ago
Jason Sutich
T-Mobile laying off employees across 8 WA cities, closing 6 locations
T-Mobile announced that it is laying off 77 employees across eight Washington cities, including remote workers, as six of its locations are expected to close.2 months ago
Jason Sutich
‘Raucous and Loud’: Lumen Field named No. 1 stadium in the NFL
The two-time Super Bowl champion Seahawks now have another title to their name, as Lumen Field was ranked the No. 1 stadium in the NFL out of 30 stadiums.2 months ago
Jason Sutich
Pierce County deems Mount Rainier inn unsafe, orders closure after it rented rooms despite violations
All buildings at the Gateway Inn in Pierce County were deemed unsafe on Aug. 5, and everyone on the property has been ordered to leave immediately.2 months ago
Associated Press
Meta reaches $17 billion settlement with states in landmark trial over teen social media addiction
Meta has agreed to pay $17 billion and add child-safety measures to its Facebook and Instagram platforms to end a landmark trial over teen social media addiction2 months ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Seattle teachers to vote Wednesday night on whether to strike, delaying school year
Seattle's teachers could vote to go on strike as soon as Wednesday night when the Seattle Education Association gathers at the Convention Center.2 months ago
Tim Hohl
Evergreen College wrestler trades the mat for fighting fires over the summer
Mariah Paz is used to facing tough opponents, but this summer, the Evergreen State College wrestler has been taking on something very different: Wildfire.2 months ago
Associated Press
Invasive green crabs are bad for the environment so New Englanders are starting to eat more of them
The green crabs, Carcinus maenas, made their way from Europe to the East Coast in the ballast waters of ships hundreds of years ago.2 months ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
Seattle mayor launches national search for new police chief
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson has launched a national search for the next city police chief.2 months ago
Associated Press
Former Seattle man killed 8 relatives, including 4 kids, at Sunday dinner in Montana, family says
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — A former Seattle man killed eight of his relatives, including four children, as they gathered for Sunday dinner at a home outside Billings, Montana, weeks after his parents asked him to move out, a family member told The Associated Press.2 months ago
James Lynch
Washington business owner buys fire engine to defend community from wildfire threat
With wildfires raging across Washington, one business owner has taken wildfire defense into his own hands — by buying a used fire engine.2 months ago
KIRO Newsradio staff
‘Don’t freak out’: WA Secretary of State expects new injunction ‘very soon’ after Supreme Court mail-in voting ruling
Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs expects a new injunction to be filed "very soon" after the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on mail-in voting.2 months ago
Frank Lenzi
Person found dead along I-5 near Seneca in Seattle
The Washington State Patrol (WSP) is investigating after a person was found dead in a grassy area along I-5.2 months ago
Jason Sutich
All lanes back open after brush fire in I-5 median near Everett
A brush fire in the median of I-5 near Everett is blocking the HOV lane in both directions and the southbound left general-purpose lane.2 months ago
Frank Lenzi
Redmond’s Kristina Liutova, 16, wins first-round US Open qualifying match
Redmond teenager and youngest active WTA champion Kristina Liutova is one step closer to qualifying for the main draw at the US Open.2 months ago
James Lynch
Man charged with threatening to kill WA governor after laying out detailed plan
A 34-year-old man with a history of violent offenses has been charged in King County with threatening to kill Washington Governor Robert Ferguson.2 months ago
