Seattle Office of Police Accountability recommends SPD develop policy around AI use
The Seattle Office of Police Accountability is now recommending that SPD take action and create an AI policy for its employees.
Debate over Seattle police use of AI for reports
Should Seattle police be using artificial intelligence to help generate non-criminal reports and other communications? That's the questions the Seattle Office of Accountability has been mulling over after an SPD employee was accused of using the technology to help write up Blue Team reports and emails.
Washington Sports Wrap: April 9, 2025
RJ Eskanos from Emerald City Hockey joins Aaron Levine as they talk about the huge come-from-behind win for the Seattle Mariners. Plus, the Kraken will be entering one of their biggest offseasons in team history as they try to reel in a goal-scorer with their 2026 squad. And the Masters tournament begins on Thursday...who will be the favorite to win it all at Augusta and don the green jacket?
Crocodile launches new concert series at Seattle's Pier 62: 'Oodalalee'
"Oodalalee" is set to bring a slew of artists and performers to the newly-renovated open-air venue right on Elliott Bay.
Federal court in Seattle hears arguments on Trump suspension of refugee aid
The hearing follows a lawsuit against Trump’s executive order suspending the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program.
Seattle shop bets on consignment store model to survive Trump tariffs
With economic uncertainty growing and tariffs making headlines, one local business is finding stability in an unexpected place: secondhand furniture.
Arguments in hearing on withholding refugee aid
A fight over the abrupt withholding of federal dollars for refugee aid is back in court, following a lawsuit against President Trump's executive order suspending the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program.
Seattle consignment business model helps navigate tariff uncertainty
Given the national uncertainty surrounding tariffs, one Seattle business owner says their unique model may be the thing that helps keep them in business.
Salt & Straw eyes Seattle's closed Pike Place Starbucks location
Salt & Straw could be eyeing a downtown Seattle location, specifically in the former Starbucks at 1st and Pike.
Here's when to expect Seattle's first 8 pm sunset of 2025
While 7 p.m. sunsets are nice, 8 p.m. sunsets are even better.
Armed suspects rob elderly man in Seattle's Madison Park neighborhood
Police are investigating after armed suspects robbed an 87-year-old man in Seattle's Madison Park neighborhood and stole his $45,000 Rolex.
Family remembers security guard killed in Seattle Capri Bar shooting
After a deadly shooting two weeks ago, the Seattle City Council could soon be cracking down on after-hours lounges operating in the city.
Family of security guard killed in Seattle calls for change
After a deadly shooting two weeks ago, the Seattle City Council could soon be cracking down on after-hours lounges operating in the city.
Washington Sports Wrap: April 8, 2025
FOX 13's Matthew Smith fills in for Alyssa Charlston-Smith as Marc James from sports radio 93.3 KJR-FM joins the show for the first time. Topics discussed are the Mariners slow start to the season, the Seahawks looking ahead to the NFL Draft and the crazy ending to the Florida-Houston NCAA title game.
UW student: ‘I check my portal every single day’ after visa revocations
Dozens of University of Washington students and staff rallied for answers after visa revocations and federal funding cuts impacted international students and recent graduates.
Equipment failure causes 8k Seattle City Light customers to lose power
Equipment failure was deemed to be the cause of a Seattle power outage that affected over 8,000 customers Tuesday afternoon.
Link Light Rail service to be impacted by downtown Seattle tunnel repairs
During the repair work, passengers traveling through downtown Seattle will need to transfer twice to reach their final destination.
Seattle hookah lounge declared 'nuisance' after double murder
A newly proposed Seattle ordinance comes after dozens of shootings at late-night lounges over the past decade, including a double murder at the Capri Hookah Lounge just over a week ago.
US revoking some University of Washington international student visas
Visas can be canceled for a number of reasons, but college leaders say the government has been quietly terminating students’ legal residency status with little notice to students or schools.
Washington Sports Wrap: April 7, 2025
Former Sounder Kelyn Rowe joins FOX 13's Aaron Levine, looking at how this team can turn things around. They talk Pedro De la Vega's return and what to expect when other injured players get healthy. All this, as well as Curtis Crabtree talking all things Mariners.