Luke Duecy
Anthropic’s ‘Mythos’ AI raises cybersecurity fears, withholds public release over ‘dangers’
Anthropic is sending shockwaves through the tech industry after unveiling a powerful new AI model, Mythos, that's too dangerous to release to the public.4 months ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Seattle made $16 million from Seahawks Super Bowl parade, DSA says
The City of Seattle generated more than $16 million during the Seahawks’ Super Bowl parade held last February.4 months ago
Jason Sloss, KIRO 7 News
Seattle police investigating string of overnight armed robberies
The SPD is looking into an overnight crime spree – three armed robberies, one after another – and all three reported within a half-hour of each other.4 months ago
Frank Sumrall
Two men in Snohomish accused of illegally killing deer out of season, WDFW says
Two men in Snohomish illegally hunted a deer out of season in November, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife confirmed.4 months ago
Jon Repp, KIRO Newsradio
Gas prices poised to fall as oil plunges on Strait of Hormuz reopening, but full relief could take months
Relief is in sight for drivers stung by weeks of soaring gas prices, but analysts warn it won't come overnight.4 months ago
James Lynch
SPD searching for suspects tied to downtown Seattle burglary, offers $2,000 reward
SPD and Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound are asking the public for help identifying two men who broke into the Watermark Tower in downtown Seattle.4 months ago
Jason Sutich
Thurston County Jail inmate attempts to smuggle fentanyl in rectum, tried to swallow evidence
An inmate at the Thurston County Jail allegedly attempted to smuggle fentanyl through the jail in his rectum and tried to swallow the drugs after he was caught.4 months ago
Manda Factor
‘If you want it bad enough, it’s yours’: WA officer’s 197-pound weight loss journey becomes a book
A former Marysville police officer who once weighed 408 pounds says he lost nearly 200 pounds over three years without injections or weight-loss drugs.4 months ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Seattle bagel shop takes home 2 first-place prizes at Los Angeles competition
University Village's Hey Bagel swept aside the competition at last weekend's BagelFest West with two first-place finishes at the trade show in Los Angeles.4 months ago
JON REPP, KIRO NEWSRADIO
‘We’re not safe anywhere’: Seattle influencer goes viral after she was attacked on popular waterfront trail
A Seattle social media influencer says she was grabbed by a stranger in broad daylight while on her daily run along a popular waterfront trail.4 months ago
STAN CHOE, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Oil tumbles 10% as Wall Street rallies to another record after Iran reopens the Strait of Hormuz
Oil prices are falling by more than 10% Friday, and Wall Street is rallying toward another record after Iran said the Strait of Hormuz is fully open.4 months ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
Bothell massage parlor denies wrongdoing after prostitution, human trafficking bust
Five Bothell massage parlors are closed while police conduct a prostitution and human trafficking investigation.4 months ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Caregiver stole $78K, house from 96-year-old Centralia woman with dementia
A woman in Centralia was arrested for financially exploiting a 96-year-old vulnerable woman by accessing her accounts, stealing $78,000, and taking her house.4 months ago
Jason Sutich
Suspect with $5K assault warrant arrested in Chinatown, armed with ‘dangerous weapon’
A 52-year-old man with an assault warrant and a knife was arrested in the Chinatown-International District Thursday morning.4 months ago
Paul Holden
Seattle weekend events: Record Store Day, Earth Day festivals, sports, and more
The rain rolled through this weekend, but the forecast is primed for a weekend full of fun, especially for music lovers as Record Store Day is Saturday.4 months ago
James Lynch
Homeless encampment returns to West Seattle park one day after city sweep
Just one day after the City of Seattle swept a homeless encampment in West Seattle's Rotary Viewpoint Park, more than a dozen homeless people returned.4 months ago
Luke Duecy
Seattle AI data center boom could strain power supply, raise rates
Seattle residents could soon feel the effects of AI in their electricity bills, as multiple companies explore building large-scale data centers that would dramatically increase the city’s power demand.4 months ago
Frank Sumrall
Escaped Western State Hospital inmate captured in SeaTac after nearly 2 weeks
A missing inmate from Western State Hospital who broke out nearly two weeks ago has been found and taken into custody.4 months ago
Associated Press
DNA proves remains in a car found in the Columbia River are of an Oregon family missing since 1958
DNA analysis has identified the remains found in a car in the Columbia River as those of an Oregon family that went missing in 1958 while on a trip.4 months ago
Frank Sumrall
Search underway for missing 23-year-old out of Marysville
A 23-year-old girl who hasn't been seen in two days has been reported missing from Marysville by the Washington State Patrol.4 months ago
Jason Sutich
23-year-old pirate-themed restaurant in Bellingham up for sale
A 23-year-old pirate-themed restaurant in downtown Bellingham, El Capitan's, has been listed for sale with an asking price of $149,000.4 months ago
Manda Factor
Only 16% of Washington officers have completed training required by police accountability law, audit finds
An audit reveals most WA officers haven't finished training under the police accountability law, risking a 2028 deadline.4 months ago
Luke Duecy
The Spin: How Seattle airport spokesperson Perry Cooper turned tough questions into a win with Gee, Ursula
Discover how Perry Cooper turned tough questions into wins for Seattle-Tacoma International Airport in the latest analysis from "The Spin."4 months ago
