Bill Kaczaraba
Violent attacks shake Tacoma community: Man survives brutal ax assault
In a harrowing incident late last month, a Pierce County man narrowly escaped death after being randomly attacked with an ax.3 years ago
Heather Bosch
Trapped orphaned whale calf is now free
A whale calf that had been trapped in a lagoon off Vancouver Island since last month is now free, according to Fisheries and Oceans Canada,3 years ago
Frank Sumrall
One injured in shooting near Everett’s Explorer Middle School
A shooting occurred south of Everett's Kasch Park near Explorer Middle School at approximately 11 a.m.3 years ago
Frank Sumrall
Former Tacoma Police Chief of Staff suing department over alleged racial discrimination
Former Tacoma Police Department Chief of Staff Curtis Hairston is filing a lawsuit after claiming he faced racial discrimination within the agency.3 years ago
James Lynch
Burien camping ban saga continues as mayor speaks on resolution
If you live in King County, you probably know there is an ongoing feud between government officials over Burien's public camping ban.3 years ago
Julia Dallas
Renton’s Fourth of July show to light up the sky without fireworks
The City of Renton is taking a different approach to its annual Fourth of July show at the Renton River Days festival.3 years ago
Heather Bosch
Grizzly bears to return to Washington despite opposition
Grizzly bears WILL be returning to the North Cascades, decided the National Park Service and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.3 years ago
Frank Sumrall
Multiple I-5 accidents near Federal Way, Kent clog up highway
All lanes heading north on I-5 in Federal Way were blocked off after a semi-truck suffered a rollover collision. The lanes have since reopened.3 years ago
Kate Stone
WSDOT wraps up investigation into ex-employee’s gas price whistleblowing claims
An investigation into a WSDOT whistleblower, who claimed he was pressured to lie about the impact of climate laws on gas prices, is over.3 years ago
Frank Sumrall
SPD releases bodycam footage of April 17 officer-involved shooting
SPD released bodycam video footage of an officer-involved shooting that led to the death of a suspect in Tukwila on April 17.3 years ago
Kate Stone
Mercer Island residents must restrict summer water use after pipe break
Mercer Island residents may need to conserve water this summer because of a major supply line break earlier this month.3 years ago
David Koenig, The Associated Press
Southwest will limit hiring and drop 4 airports, including Bellingham, after loss
Southwest Airlines will limit hiring and stop flying to four airports as it copes with weak financial results and delays in getting new planes from Boeing.3 years ago
Nate Connors
Snohomish County Search and Rescue seeks volunteers amid uptick in missions
Snohomish County Volunteer Search and Rescue typically has 500 volunteers, but as we head into the busy season, it's down 60 people.3 years ago
Feliks Banel
Citizens beg City of Everett to compromise on dog park and gazebo
The Everett Historical Commission voted to postpone taking action on the city's request for permission to demolish the Clark Park gazebo.3 years ago
Heather Bosch
Storm announce the return of Sue Bird
Seattle basketball legend Sue Bird is returning to the WNBA Storm -- as an owner, the team's ownership group Force 10 Hoops announced.3 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Electric vehicle rebates coming this summer for Washingtonians
Washington motorists will get an opportunity to benefit from new state rebates for electric vehicles (EVs) starting this summer.3 years ago
James Lynch
King County deputies searching for suspected hit-and-run jeep
King County deputies are looking for a jeep believed to be connected to a hit-and-run that happened in White Center.3 years ago
Sam Campbell, KIRO Newsradio and Bill Kaczaraba, MyNorthwest
More freedom for Washington workers as noncompete contracts are challenged
The Federal Trade Commission has swung its regulatory hammer, striking down nearly all non-compete agreements.3 years ago
Frank Sumrall
Boeing posts $355 million loss in Q1 after series of company crises
"We are in a tough moment," Boeing CEO David Calhoun said as the company announced a $355 million loss in 2024's Q1.3 years ago
Julia Dallas
Washington receives over $150M to implement solar, lower energy costs
On Monday, The EPA announced Washington has been selected to get $156M to develop long-lasting solar programs for low-income communities.3 years ago
Amy Donaldson - executive producer, KSL Podcasts
The Letter Season 2: Sense of dread precedes second 1982 Millcreek Canyon murder
The second episode of the second season of The Letter, "Ripple Effect," details the second man killed in a 1982 double murder.3 years ago
James Lynch
Western Washington students walk out against Israel-Hamas war
Around 100 West Seattle High School students joined other groups across the nation in protesting against the Israel-Hamas war.3 years ago
Heather Bosch
Boeing engineers allege retaliation over safety concerns
Two Boeing engineers have alleged retaliation by the company’s management after they insisted on a re-evaluation of work on the 787 and 777.3 years ago
