KIRO 7 News Staff
Wind wreaks havoc across Western Washington, tens of thousands without power
Near 50,000 customers were without power Saturday afternoon, as a late winter storm blew through Western Washington.3 years ago
Louie Tran, KIRO 7 News and Deborah Horne, KIRO 7 News
‘It’s intimidating’: Drive-by shooting on Aurora Avenue North leaves man with serious injuries
Seattle police are investigating a drive-by shooting that happened at the intersection of Aurora Avenue North and North 101 Street in North Seattle.3 years ago
Lisa Brooks
Bellevue casket company pushes to bury ‘Daylight Saving Time’
As we spring forward into Daylight Saving Time this weekend, a Bellevue-based online casket company is dying to weigh in on the matter.3 years ago
Julia Dallas
Kent police arrest men accused of stabbing woman, making racist remarks
Kent police arrested a man accused of stabbing a woman while making derogatory and racist remarks on Thursday.3 years ago
Matt Markovich
‘Doesn’t enhance public safety’: Bill allows speed cameras to ticket responding police
A bill authorizes the use of speed cameras subjects police cars to speeding tickets, even if they are responding to an emergency.3 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Boeing negotiations with machinists expected to be contentious
Negotiations began Friday morning between Boeing and its largest union.3 years ago
Frank Sumrall
WSDOT pleas for safer driving in work zones after more workers injured in crash
WSDOT is pleading with drivers to slow down when approaching work zones, where a large number of accidents have been recorded.3 years ago
Frank Sumrall
Lanes reopened on I-5 in Seattle after collision, delays mostly over
WSP representatives are on the scene, preparing drivers for delays on both I-5 as well as on the Spokane Street on-ramp.3 years ago
Frank Sumrall
Renton business owner missing since Feb. 26 found dead in Mexico
Reyna Hernandez, a hairdresser and business owner in Renton, was found dead in Mexico after missing for nearly two weeks.3 years ago
James Lynch
West Seattle pub feeling community outpouring after break-in
Burglars hit the popular Admiral Pub in West Seattle early in the morning on March 1.3 years ago
Kate Stone
Seattle Catholic prep school pays $2.4M to former student over sex abuse claims
A Seattle Catholic prep school is paying over $2.4M to a former student claiming she was groomed and sexually abused by a teacher.3 years ago
Nate Conners, KIRO Newsradio and Bill Kaczaraba, MyNorthwest
Weekend road work: The bridges working against traffic flow
The Nisqually River Bridge is set to get its annual cleaning this weekend.3 years ago
Freida Frisaro and David Fischer, The Associated Press
Tokitae’s former home in Miami will soon leave its premises
The Miami Seaquarium, once home to Lolita, the beloved Orca that died last year, is being evicted from the waterfront property.3 years ago
Frank Sumrall
Dept. of Labor: Managers of multiple Wash. Subways stole tips from employees
Multiple owners and managers of Subway restaurants throughout Washington were found illegally pocketing tips of employees.3 years ago
Matt Markovich
State Supreme Court: ‘Gang contract’ cannot prevent student from attending school
The Washington State Supreme Court ruled on Thursday in favor of student rights regarding school district disciplinary actions.3 years ago
Frank Sumrall
Multiple suspects arrested after barricading themselves in First Hill
At least three people have been taken into custody in Seattle's First Hill neighborhood following a barricaded standoff Thursday morning.3 years ago
James Lynch
Public Safety Council announces vital homeless center in Chinatown closing its doors
The Navigation Center is permanently closing. The decision was announced at a Chinatown-International District Public Safety Council meeting.3 years ago
Sam Campbell
‘Dogs in crisis’: English Bulldog shot, 8 puppies rescued in Pierce County
Ten dogs, including eight puppies and an English bulldog that was shot in the face, were rescued from homes within three days.3 years ago
Kate Stone
Bellevue police guild slams city response to officer’s on-duty injury
Officer Kevin Bereta's injury situation has now generated turmoil between the Bellevue Police Officers' Guild and the city of Bellevue.3 years ago
Associated Press
Alabama governor signs bill protecting IVF providers from legal liability
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signed legislation into law Wednesday shielding in vitro fertilization (IVF) providers from potential legal liability.3 years ago
Matt Markovich
Controversial ‘Clean Energy Bill’ drops ban on natural gas, may face challenge
Gov. Jay Inslee will be facing a difficult decision -- whether to sign the 'Clean Energy Bill' that aims to transform the state's biggest utility.3 years ago
Associated Press
Jury convicts armorer of involuntary manslaughter in Alec Baldwin shooting
A jury convicted Hannah Gutierrez-Reed of involuntary manslaughter in the fatal shooting of a cinematographer by actor Alec Baldwin.3 years ago
Micki Gamez
Delta Airlines raises baggage fees, a decision spurred by rivals
Delta Airlines just announced it will increase the cost of baggage fees by 17% with an additional $5 charge.3 years ago
