Man killed in head-on crash with dump truck in Seattle’s Central District neighborhood
Seattle police are investigating a head-on crash that killed a man in the Central District.
50 years ago today: Paul McCartney and Wings rocked Seattle’s brand-new Kingdome
Fifty years ago today, a skinny 15-year-old squeezed onto the floor of Seattle’s brand-new Kingdome to see Paul McCartney and Wings and watched rock history made in the process. The June 10, 1976 concert was the first rock show ever staged at the Kingdome, drawing 67,000 fans to the...
Washington woman sent more than $2 million to self-described psychic who promised to remove...
SEATTLE (KPTV) - A Texas couple has been indicted on federal fraud charges after allegedly stealing more than $2.5 million from vulnerable victims, including a Washington state woman who sent more than $2 million to a self-described psychic who promised to remove a curse from her life. A federal grand...
Harger: ‘Hey Bob, enough is enough.’ A Kent sober home’s plea to Gov. Ferguson...
Nehemiah was almost a year sober. The young man known to friends as Nemo had come to Art Dahlen’s Battlefield Addiction sober-living home in Kent with legal troubles and a desire to get clean. He stayed. He worked the program. He was building something. On the morning of May...
West Seattle high school student tests positive for whooping cough
SEATTLE - Seattle health officials are warning of a possible exposure to whooping cough after a Chief Sealth International High School student tested positive for the highly contagious disease. What we know:. A child attended classes while actively contagious with whooping cough last week, according to Public Health —
Quiet 39th Ave NE Rocked By House Fire As Seattle Crews Race In
A usually calm stretch of Northeast Seattle turned hectic Tuesday night as firefighters responded to a residential structure fire in the 8000 block of 39th Avenue NE, with officials urging the public to steer clear while crews worked. The scope of the damage and whether anyone was hurt had not yet been determined.
Get ready for a big warm-up: Record-breaking temps could crack 90 degrees in parts...
It may be cool and wet now, but a big change to much warmer and drier weather is in store by this weekend and into early next week in western Washington. This change will feel quite significant since we have not had any such warm weather since September 16 last year, when the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA)
Funding, pension timing reportedly pushed early exit for KCSO leaders
Kitsap County Sheriff John Gese's decision to exit by the end of June is reportedly due to ongoing county funding struggles, a spokesperson told the Kitsap Sun. The Kitsap County Board of Commissioners said in a statement June 8 that Gese, an elected sheriff who had planned to retire after his term ends in December, wi
New state law restricting e-bikes use by kids goes into effect on June 10
A new law will go into effect on June 11th, restricting the use of e-bikes by kids ages 12 to 16 and designating any e-bike capable of exceeding 20 mph as an ‘electric motorcycle’.
Seattle homeless crisis: Inside Bayside Village, the ’emergency room’ for unsheltered
SEATTLE, Wash. - A new tiny home village is now open in Interbay, marking an expansion of Seattle's temporary housing capacity. The site, named Bayside Village, currently has 50 pallet shelters for single adults. An additional 25 shelters are currently being manufactured and are scheduled to be installed later this mon

















