Seattle Families Offered Free School Meals and Expanded Food Assistance Amid Federal Budget Delay
Seattle Public Schools (SPS) is continuing to support students and families during the ongoing federal budget impasse and recent changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). As of late October 2025, the federal government has not approved a budget. This has raised concerns about school meal...
King Co. deputy’s instincts prevent potential armed robbery in Shoreline, WA
SHORELINE, Wash. - The quick instincts of a King County Sheriff's deputy may have prevented an armed robbery in Shoreline. Surveillance video from behind a Shell gas station along 15th Avenue North shows two men acting suspiciously, prompting the deputy to start watching them. "Two males dressed in all black,...
Police arrest suspect accused of violent domestic assault in North Issaquah
The Issaquah Police Department says it arrested a suspect accused of violently assaulting his partner in North Issaquah.
Amazon layoffs hit Washington hard, totaling over 2,000 local jobs
Amazon announced it is eliminating 14,000 corporate jobs globally, with approximately 2,300 layoffs impacting employees in Washington State, primarily in Seattle and Bellevue.
‘The people want to come here and work’: Seattle police chief addresses staffing, drones,...
SPD Chief Shon Barnes said the department is on pace to hire its 150th officer in the next couple of days.
Man charged with first-degree murder in Shoreline, WA shooting
Hector Gonzalez Medina, 43, has been charged with first-degree murder with a firearm enhancement for allegedly shooting his wife in Shoreline on Oct. 27, after she said she was leaving him. Medina confessed to the crime, detailing how he waited outside her friend's apartment, shot her through her truck window,...
Online rumors swirl about The Crocodile music venue closing in Seattle
A frenzy of social media speculation has some Seattle music lovers fearful The Crocodile may soon go dark. But as FOX 13's Lauren Donovan discovered, there's been some misinformation.
So, “Big Brother” really is watching you in Seattle
As the city eyes new cameras to curb crime, a recent study raises eyebrows about security vulnerabilities in law enforcement tech.
Two women say they were ‘misled’ and ‘broken’ by Washington state minority debt relief...
Two women who tried to get debt relief and down payment assistance through the Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle are speaking out about what they call "unfair treatment" and ...
Three suspects arrested in Burien on busy pre-Halloween night
Burien Police made three separate arrests in a span of several hours the night before Halloween, taking multiple suspects into custody on outstanding warrants and new charges. DV Felony Arrest: The first arrest occurred around 8 p.m., when a deputy on follow-up duty received information that a person he had...

















