Seattle airport hosts food drives for federal workers
SEATTLE - As we enter the 35th day of the government shutdown, federal workers—including those TSA and air traffic control employees at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport–are feeling the pinch. To help those workers, there are food drives happening at the Seattle airport every weekday at the SEA Conference...
Medical care at jails gets more expensive as contractors pull out of Washington state
Penny Sapp gets through few meetings these days without someone bringing up the cost of medical care at the Kitsap County Jail. Prices have more tripled in the less than a decade and become a major contributor to the county’s multi-million budget deficit next year. Sapp, Kitsap County’s chief of corrections, says the...
Seattle Residents Approve $1.3 Billion Levy to Expand Childcare, School Services, and Free College...
Seattle voters have approved Proposition No. 1, renewing the Families, Education, Preschool, and Promise (FEPP) levy. According to King County Elections, the measure is passing with over 76% of the vote. The six-year levy will generate $1.3 billion. It aims to increase access to affordable childcare, expand mental...
ICE Now Located at the Intersection of NE 85th St & 161st Ave NE
Recently, a social media post has drawn attention to the presence of two undercover Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) vehicles stationed at the intersection of NE 85th ST & 161st AVE NE. The vehicles, allegedly containing ICE agents, were spotted on NE 83rd ST, raising concerns among local residents and...
Seattle police chief opens up about tragic event that changed his career path
SEATTLE — This week’s episode of Hard Turn features a profound conversation with Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes, delving into the unexpected journey that led him from being a high school history teacher to a major city's police chief. The central theme revolves around a single, tragic event...
Seattle dog allegedly stolen by neighbor reunited with family after months
SEATTLE — A beloved family dog named Buddy, stolen from his Seattle home earlier this year, has been found safe and returned to his owners, according to the Tacoma Police Department. Police said Monday that Buddy, a nearly three-year-old micro bully, was recovered in Tacoma and was taken to...
Bodycam video shows Seattle police officers fatally shooting man after he points gun at...
As seen on newly released video, the man pulled out a gun and pointed it at an officer.
SEA officials looking to stop drivers from parking on highway shoulder heading to terminal
If you’re picking someone up from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport soon, the road to arrivals and departures will look different.
King County grandmother shot at ATM prepares to face gunman in court
Tina Rothert, a 67-year-old grandmother, was shot during an attempted robbery at an ATM in Covington, Washington, 19 months ago, and is preparing to face the shooter, Kolby Delamar, in court for his sentencing. Rothert was shot three times, resulting in severe injuries and PTSD, while her granddaughter witnessed the...
Barnes and Noble files plans to open new location in Seattle
SEATTLE — A prominent national bookstore chain appears set to open a new location in downtown Seattle. Barnes and Noble has filed plans to open at 520 Pike Street, according to construction permits filed with the city. The space was previously occupied by The North Face, which closed in May 2024 according to the...

















