Jason Sutich
Ceiling leak forces gate closure at SEA Airport amid thunderstorms, ground delay
The Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) ceiling began leaking water at one of its gates due to the lengthy thunderstorm on Thursday.2 months ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
New wildfire burning east of Snoqualmie Pass
Snoqualmie Pass Fire and Rescue says there is a new wildfire burning northwest of Lake Kachess.2 months ago
Frank Sumrall
Tukwila City Council weighs making public camping a criminal offense
The Tukwila City Council is weighing an ordinance that would make camping in public places a criminal offense.2 months ago
Julia Dallas
Thunderstorms knock out power across western Washington
A thunderstorm triggered thousands of power outages across western Washington.2 months ago
Jason Sutich
Ground delay at SEA Airport after thunderstorms hit the region
A ground delay has been issued for flights arriving at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport after thunderstorms swept through the region Thursday.2 months ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
Two sentenced for drug trafficking in Seattle’s CID, homeless encampments along I-5
Two Seattle-area men were sentenced for drug and gun crimes in Seattle’s International District and the homeless encampment on I-5 known as "The Jungle."2 months ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
Apartment fire in Seattle’s Fremont neighborhood upgraded to 2-alarm response
Seattle Fire Department crews are responding to a three-story apartment building fire in Seattle’s Fremont neighborhood Thursday morning.2 months ago
Brandon Thompson, KIRO 7 News
9 AM sunrise or no more 9 PM sunsets: Washington would get hit hardest by any change to time change
For Seattle, that means the typical summer sunrise time is 5:20 a.m., and sunset is at 9:10 p.m. on the solstice.2 months ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
Man dies in fistfight outside Marysville restaurant
Marysville police are investigating a fistfight that turned deadly outside a restaurant on Tuesday.2 months ago
Frank Sumrall
Don’t pop the champagne yet: Seattle’s NBA expansion far from a done deal
But expansion is not guaranteed, no matter how much excitement is concocted with every optimistic word from both NBA and Washington officials.2 months ago
Chris Sullivan
When is a left lane camper not really camping?
Is there anything worse than a left lane camper? It's time for a reminder on what is and isn't the congestion-causing behavior that drives us nuts.2 months ago
James Lynch
‘You took my sister away’: Family pleads for answers in 1999 Holly Park homicide as investigators renew push for tips
More than two decades after Jacqueline Jones was shot to death in a Seattle homeless encampment, her family is renewing their plea for answers.2 months ago
James Lynch
24-year-old man in custody after allegedly wielding large sword in Puyallup pharmacy
A 24-year-old man is in custody after allegedly walking into a South Hill pharmacy wielding a large sword and then walking through a shopping area.2 months ago
Frank Lenzi
Metro bus shooting suspect faces life in prison as three-strike offender
A Seattle man charged with shooting a passenger on a King County Metro bus could face life in prison as a three-strike offender.2 months ago
Julia Dallas
Judge denies closure of Denny Blaine Park but orders city to crack down on lewd behavior
A King County judge is ordering Seattle to crack down on lewd behavior at Denny Blaine Park — but said the park can stay open.2 months ago
Julie Berg, KIRO 7 News
Jury says deadly force was necessary in 2019 Seattle police shooting
A King County inquest jury said Seattle Police Department officers were justified in their use of deadly force against 31-year-old Ryan Smith.2 months ago
KIRO Newsradio staff
‘Ban data centers entirely’: Seattle community urges council to keep restrictions ahead of Saturday protest
Seattle leaders heard strong opposition Wednesday to future AI data centers as they consider extending the city's one-year moratorium.2 months ago
Frank Lenzi
More than 30% of WA school districts have no cell phone policy as Reykdal pushes statewide ban
More than 30% of Washington schools have no restrictions on student cell phone use, raising concerns among educators and parents.2 months ago
Jillian Raftery
Senator Patty Murray wants to make turning the clock back a thing of the past
Time changes could be a thing of the past if the Senate approves a bill to make Daylight Saving Time permanent.2 months ago
Brooke Griffin, KIRO 7 News
King County Sheriff’s Office celebrates decline in car thefts
The King County Sheriff’s Office is celebrating a decrease in car thefts across the county this July.2 months ago
Julia Dallas
Pressed Juicery closes its only Seattle location, leaving just 1 store in Washington
Pressed Juicery has closed its only Seattle location, part of a broader restructuring that has seen the company shutter stores across the country.2 months ago
Ranji Sinha, KIRO 7 News
3-week old harbor seal shot in the head now recovering in Des Moines
A three-week-old harbor seal pup is undergoing treatment at the Sea Life Response, Rehab and Research facility in Des Moines after being shot.2 months ago
Manda Factor
Former WA Attorney General: Albertsons pharmacies ‘caught between a rock and a hard place’ in opioid trial
Washington opened its case Monday against grocery giant Albertsons in a trial that could force the company to pay tens of millions of dollars or more for allegedly fueling the opioid epidemic.2 months ago
