SIFF Cinema Workers Union Walk Out of SIFF Downtown Ahead of 70mm ‘The Odyssey’...
Members of the SIFF Cinema Workers Union (SCWU) walked out of the 570-seat SIFF Cinema Downtown Friday before the sold out 3 pm 70mm screening of Christopher Nolan’s fantasy epic The Odyssey. The union said the action was authorized by a majority of members, citing concerns about the slow pace of contract bargaining an
70-year-old man randomly attacked, suspect found with knife
A 43-year-old Seattle man was arrested after randomly assaulting a 70-year-old man at a store Friday morning.
High bacteria, toxic algae prompt swimming advisories at several Washington beaches
SEATTLE — Health officials are advising people to avoid swimming at several beaches across Washington due to high bacteria levels and toxic algae. Public Health – Seattle & King County is urging people to stay out of the water at Gene Coulon Memorial Beach in Renton, Houghton Beach in Kirkland and Mt. Baker Beach in Se
Cyclospora outbreak: What Washington residents need to know
So far, Washington state and King County aren't part of the multistate outbreak of cyclosporiasis, which has sickened more than 1,600 people around the country. The illness can cause symptoms such as fatigue, loss of appetite, and watery or explosive diarrhea. The latest: On Thursday, federal officials linked the outbr
Gig Harbor man faces DUI charge after rollover crash with teen son in truck
KING COUNTY, Wash. — A 43-year-old Gig Harbor man was booked into the Kitsap County Jail on suspicion of DUI and reckless endangerment after deputies say he rolled his truck with his 15-year-old son inside. Kitsap County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a 911 call just after 6 p.m. on...
Summer storm causes delays at SEA Airport
Crews had to repair a leak near a gate after a storm brought heavy rain to the area on Thursday.
Finding bargains at Lynwood’s ‘Cheaper by the Day’ bin shop
Ahead of the Good Day Seattle crew heading down to Lynnwood for Friday's Zip Trip, FOX 13's Adam Gehrke toured "Cheaper by the Day," Washington state's original bin store.
Puget Sound drivers brace for another weekend of heavy traffic during construction
SEATTLE — Those who live in the Puget Sound region should be used to weekend-long road closures and lane reductions for summer construction projects. However, that familiarity doesn't lessen the sting each time. Once again, drivers should be prepared for increased congestion, especially in Seattle and Issaquah. This we
Sound Transit taking public comments on service plan for 2027; light rail changes possible
Sound Transit is reviewing its service plans for 2027, and part of its proposal is changes to light rail service.
Mutant Animal Roaming Major City Has Residents Captivated
In the heart of Seattle, a most unusual resident has emerged from the shadows of suburban backyards and urban balconies, captivating locals and turning heads across the internet. This stubby, otherworldly-looking raccoon, affectionately dubbed “Jimothy” by admirers, is drawing crowds of fans who track his every move wi

















