Associated Press
Bear market hits Wall Street as stocks, bonds, crypto dive
Wall Street tumbled into a bear market Monday after fears about a fragile economy rates sent the S&P 500 more than 20% below its record set early this year.4 years ago
Nicole Jennings
King County, Seattle announce bonuses for child care workers
Child care workers in King County are eligible for one-time bonuses. More than $7 million in funding will be spread out among thousands of workers.4 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Structural damage closes Renton’s Lind Ave. overpass over I-405
Lind Ave. SW in Renton is closed after a truck pulling a backhoe struck the I-405 overpass.4 years ago
Deedee Sun
In-person graduation ceremonies return to Washington state
Sixty thousand people filled Husky Stadium on Saturday for the University of Washington graduation ceremony.4 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Ready for Business Fund accepting applications for small business grants
More than $200,000 in grants will be allocated to at least 80 businesses throughout the state.4 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Burke-Gilman Trail repaved in Kenmore possibly causing slowdowns for cyclists
In Kenmore, King County Parks and Recreation has announced they will be making trail repairs between 47th Ave NE and 61st Ave NE.4 years ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
Kent police searching for missing man with dementia
Kent police are asking for the public’s help in finding a missing 81-year-old man who suffers from dementia and is “extremely hard of hearing.”4 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Juanita High School shut down following violent threats online
Juanita Highschool is closed starting on Monday after a student made violent threats against fellow students and staff online.4 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Tukwila’s minimum wage increase push qualifies for the November ballot
Tukwila looks to raise its minimum wage to at least $17.27 an hour. The organizing campaign has qualified for the November ballot.4 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Kent Police shoot armed DUI suspect dead near Pacific Highway South
A suspect is dead after a shooting involving Kent police officers early Monday morning.4 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Theft of Burien’s Pride flags prompts police investigation
Dozens of flags — commemorating Pride month in downtown Burien — have disappeared. Police encourage eyewitnesses to come forward.4 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
First Hill 3-alarm fire mobilizes emergency rescue, 2 in critical condition
A three-alarm fire burned through a First Hill apartment building Sunday evening, leaving two in critical condition and 63 residents displaced.4 years ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
Seattle Space Needle sues coffee chain over use of logo
The logo for Local Coffee Spot features a mug of hot coffee whose rising steam bears a resemblance to the iconic tower’s own logo.4 years ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
Butter clams cause shellfish poisoning in WA resident
Health officials in Washington state say they have confirmed a case of shellfish poisoning in a person who ate butter clams that were recreationally harvested in Island County. The paralytic shellfish poisoning illness was found in a Snohomish County resident who experienced tingling and numbness of the lips, tongue and extremities, the Washington state Department […]4 years ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
Broadway Dick’s Drive-In reopening June 23 after first remodel since it was built in 1954
The Dick’s Drive-In Broadway location in Seattle’s Capitol Hill has set a day for its reopening, after closing for an upgrade last December.4 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
‘100 Safe Days of Summer’ kicks off safe driving awareness as police crackdown on DUIs
As the nation enters one of the most dangerous times of the year for driving, law enforcement agencies announced Thursday an increase in patrols4 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Most Washington voters strongly support a ban on assault weapons
56% of 1,039 voters surveyed last week for NPI by Public Policy Polling said they supported a ban, while 38% were opposed.4 years ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
Starbucks considering closing its bathrooms again to the public
Starbucks’ interim chief executive Howard Schultz said the company is thinking about closing their bathrooms again to non-customers.4 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Seattle pays $500,000 to settle wrongful death suit over CHOP shooting
The city of Seattle has settled with the father of the 19-year-old man killed near the Capitol Hill Occupied Protest (CHOP) paying him $500,000.4 years ago
L.B. Gilbert
Harrell vetoes bill to require landlords to report rents
Harrell vetoed a recently passed city council bill that would have required landlords to report key details of their rents4 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
KIRO, KTTH radio hosts react to prime-time January 6 committee hearing
Radio hosts discuss House select committee's findings of the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol4 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
‘Net Nanny’ sting operation sends Ellensburg man to prison for child rape conspiracy
A Yakima judge has sentenced an Ellensburg man to nearly six years in prison for attempted child rape.4 years ago
L.B. Gilbert
Researchers at UW vote yes on unionization
Researchers at the University of Washington have voted to unionize across all three campuses.4 years ago
