Seattle WA

Two suspects accidentally set themselves on fire while they appeared to be trying to steal fuel from box trucks in the SODO neighborhood. Multiple people called 911 around 1:30 a.m. Friday after seeing several box trucks on fire near the 3400 block of 1st Ave. S, according to the Seattle Police Department (SPD).

Today is a PinPoint Alert Day, and this is the day we’ve been watching. A stronger fall storm is moving through western Washington, bringing a combination of wind, rain, and the potential for thunderstorms.

Most of it falls in a single overnight burst, and the cold air behind it brings the season's first frost to many spots.

The award-winning Hey Bagel is opening a new shop in West Seattle. “West Seattle here we come. I just couldn’t keep it secret,” Andrew Rubenstein, the owner of Hey Bagel, shared on social media. “We just signed the lease and plan to open by next May! It seems far away but it’s not! So so so excited!”

The words used by Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson’s office to describe the King County prosecutor’s involvement in her new gun violence reduction plan are raising additional questions about what the prosecutor’s office actually reviewed before the plan was announced. Wilson unveiled the plan Sept. 15, describing it...

Construction is underway on Interstate 405 to implement safety improvements and improve reliability for drivers. The work will cause closures for Seattle residents this upcoming weekend of 9/26-9/27. FOX 13 reporter Shawn Chitnis has the latest.

SEATTLE — The man convicted of hitting and killing a pedestrian in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood in February 2025 is expected to be sentenced in court Friday. David Tapia, 19, pleaded not guilty to felony hit-and-run last November in connection with a deadly crash that killed 39-year-old Ole Ward on Feb. 1, 2025.

KENT, Wash. — The Kent Police Department traffic unit is looking for witnesses to a crash into a fence that killed a man Friday morning. At 8:48 a.m., Kent police officers, Puget Sound Fire, and medics were dispatched to Military Road South, just south of Kent Des Moines Road, for a report of a car crash into a fence.

SEATTLE — Strong winds and steady rain moved through western Washington Friday, knocking out power to more than 50,000 residents. Utilities reported widespread outages as gusty conditions intensified throughout the afternoon. As of 3:45 p.m., Puget Sound Energy reports that outages have left 53,478 people without power

Diana Gonzalez, 36, said the random attack happened when she was walking to a convenience store near her job in downtown Seattle on Sept. 18