Heather Bosch
How an Oregon rancher is dancing away the wolves
Wolves are a controversial issue facing many Northwest ranchers. One rancher is trying something new to deter the predators -- a dancing man.8 years ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
Man with measles in King County came in contact with hundreds
Health officials say a suspected measles case in King County has been confirmed. Public Health Seattle and King County said Wednesday that the man in his 50s was hospitalized but has been released.8 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
City of Sammamish’s computer system under ransomware attack
Sammamish's city manager declared an emergency this week when the city's computer system came under a ransomware attack. Some city services have been shut down.8 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Amazon testing little delivery robots in Snohomish County
Amazon is now testing delivery robots on Snohomish County streets. Resembling a less-evolved version of R2-D2, the Amazon Scout is a six-wheeled self-driving robot.8 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Cops focus on West Seattle Bridge bus lane amid Viadoom
After starting the week post-holiday with the roughest commute of Viadoom yet, Wednesday had mixed results with snarled morning traffic. What will the rest of the week hold?8 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Gov. Inslee speaks out on shutdown, edges closer to 2020 run
Governor Jay Inslee spoke out against President Donald Trump and the partial federal government on CNN Tuesday, continuing what appears to be a steady march toward a run at the White House in 2020.8 years ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
Homeless could be paid to pick up trash in a Washington city near you
A three-year, three-city pilot program would provide homeless adults with jobs on community "beautification and cleanup projects," such as picking up trash and pulling weeds in parks.8 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Cold: ‘Operation Tsunami’ designed to provoke suspects in Susan Powell case
A perplexing public search of mines in Nevada for Susan Powell, a honk-and-wave event in Puyallup, and a raid of Steve Powell's home were all designed to provoke phone calls between suspects.8 years ago
KIRO Newsradio Newsdesk
Threats to Edmonds daycares part of multistate investigation
Edmonds police are investigating threats to local daycare centers, along with other departments in Washington, Portland, and Utah that responded to similar threats.8 years ago
Feliks Banel
How the Seattle General Strike of 1919 shut down the city
More than 65,000 workers walked off the job for the Seattle General Strike of 1919. But many history students don't hear anything about it.8 years ago
Hanna Scott
Washington Legislature weighs measure to allow home-grown marijuana
Many states with legal recreational marijuana allow people to grow the plant at home. Washington doesn't. But that may change through the Legislature this session.8 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Distracted driving went down in Washington over 2018
A survey from the Washington Traffic Safety Commission reported a decrease in distracted drivers in both King County and the rest of the state between 2017 and 2018.8 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Sea-Tac airport workers hold rally protesting federal shutdown
TSA workers, air traffic controllers, and more held a rally at Sea-Tac airport Tuesday, imploring the powers that be to reopen the government for the sake of employees working without pay or on furlough.8 years ago
Hanna Scott
Bill introduced to allow death penalty for inmates committing murder
A new bill introduced in the Washington State Legislature would allow for the death penalty in cases of murders committed while behind bars.8 years ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
WSDOT spending $4.4 million to tell you about new 99 Tunnel
WSDOT is marketing the 99 Tunnel with a $4.4 million budget, including $156,000 spent on nine billboards with the message “Tunnel Direct."8 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Mayor Durkan issues order allowing federal employees to defer utility payments
Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan issued an executive order on Monday, allowing federal employees affected by the shutdown to defer utility payments.8 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Supreme Court denies Bremerton Coach Kennedy’s prayer case
Coach Kennedy ran afoul of the Bremerton School District when he refused to stop praying with students. He sued over the issue. This is why the Supreme Court won't hear his case.8 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Gov. shutdown prompts Alaska Airlines delay at Everett’s Paine Field
Alaska Airlines is postponing its opening day at Paine Field due to the federal government shutdown. This is what customers need to know.8 years ago
Hanna Scott
Washington Legislature mulls moving presidential primary date in 2020
Could moving Washington State's presidential primary from May to March have candidates campaigning harder in the Northwest? A pair of proposed bills could end up leading to just that.8 years ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
Man threatens to shoot kids at 5 Edmonds day cares, police investigating
A man called Edmonds day cares with graphic threats on Monday, and Edmonds police are trying to find him.8 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
This could be Seattle’s warmest January weather on record
While temperatures in many parts of the United States plummet close to zero, Seattle is barreling toward its warmest January ever.8 years ago
KIRO 7 News Staff
Teens in Burien arrested after armed robberies and carjacking
Bellevue police arrested two 16-year-olds after a crime spree they say started with a carjacking in Burien. They are looking for a third teen.8 years ago
KIRO Newsradio Newsdesk
State AG Ferguson testifies against high-capacity magazines, ghost guns
State AG Bob Ferguson and more spoke out in support of a pair of gun measures Monday, one that would ban high-capacity magazines, and another that would ban the production and sale of ghost guns.8 years ago
