Seattle mom holds water safety events after losing son in drowning
Saturday’s Water Safety Day event helped educate the community and gave parents the opportunity to sign their kids up for free swimming lessons.
Mayor Harrell, hundreds of volunteers help clean up streets on One Seattle Day of Service
The One Seattle Day of Service brought hundreds of volunteers, along with Seattle's mayor, to Occidental Square to clean up and plant spring flowers.
Seattle mom holds water safety events after losing son in drowning
Saturday’s Water Safety Day event helped educate the community and gave parents the opportunity to sign their kids up for free swimming lessons.
Mayor Harrell, hundreds of volunteers help clean up streets on One Seattle Day of Service
The One Seattle Day of Service brought hundreds of volunteers, along with Seattle's mayor, to Occidental Square to clean up and plant spring flowers.
911 calls: I-5 road rage suspect slammed WA construction worker's head into wall before being shot
Dispatch 911 calls are providing more details about Thursday's road rage fight that ended in a deadly officer-involved shooting in Everett.
Arrest made in deadly White Center hit-and-run
The driver was arrested on Thursday during a traffic stop as he was leaving his home in the Puyallup area.
Suspect in SUV damages multiple cars with BB gun in Shorewood
People living in the Shorewood on the Sound neighborhood are raising the alarm after several cars were vandalized by a BB gun on Wednesday.
Women of Color in Leadership event in Seattle aims to inspire local students
The Women of Color in Leadership panel featured U.S. government policy changemakers, non-profit leaders, and other women in power, with the goal of motivating local students.
Ballard celebrates 17th of May with grand parade, festivities
Ballard has the largest Syttende Mai parade in the U.S., and it’s the third largest 17th of May celebration in the world, behind Oslo and Bergen.
Caught on Camera: Suspect shoots cars with BB gun in Seattle's Shorewood neighborhood
People living in the Shorewood on the Sound neighborhood are raising the alarm after several cars were vandalized by a BB gun on Wednesday.
Washington ferries prepare for busy summer travel season
If you're planning on taking a Washington State Ferry this summer, plan ahead.
Portland man arrested on child sex crimes in Seattle
A 56-year-old Portland man faced a federal court Friday, accused of traveling to Seattle to have sex with children.
UW, protesters reach agreement to end encampment; reports
The University of Washington and pro-Palestine demonstrators have reached an agreement to take down the encampment in the Quad.
Women of Color in Leadership event in Seattle aims to inspire local students
The Women of Color in Leadership panel featured U.S. government policy changemakers, non-profit leaders, and other women in power, with the goal of motivating local students.
1,541 cars stolen in King, Pierce counties in April; WA car thefts down 24% statewide
The number of vehicles stolen in Pierce and King counties declined in April. Here's why.
What are the zebra-striped bumps on Seattle roads?
Drivers in Seattle's South Lake Union neighborhood may be seeing something new on the roadways — "armadillo"-looking bumps with zebra stripes. Here's why.
Arrest made in Seattle's deadly White Center hit-and-run
A 37-year-old man was arrested in connection with a deadly hit-and-run in White Center last month, deputies said.
Blind customer kicked out of Seattle restaurant over guide dog; video goes viral
A blind man alleges he was kicked out of a restaurant over his guide dog, and he shared the troubling incident in an Instagram video that’s getting a ton of traction on social media.
Ballard celebrates 17th of May with grand parade, festivities
Get ready for a sea of Scandinavian celebrations in Ballard today, including a grand parade.
Kent apartment building catches fire, no injuries reported
Puget Sound Fire crews quickly put out a fire that damaged a side of a Kent apartment building early Friday morning.