Washington state AG Brown proposes law requiring employers notify workers about federal audits
Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown is proposing legislation that would require employers tip off their workers when federal immigration enforcement agencies request their eligibility ...
Which Pacific Northwest Cities Rank Among America’s Safest?
Feeling secure in our neighborhoods? A recent survey gives us some interesting insights on safety right here in the Pacific Northwest.
Burien Police seize gun and drugs, arrest driver found unconscious in vehicle
Burien Police deputies arrested a driver Thursday morning, Dec. 4 after responding to a welfare check and finding him unconscious behind the wheel with a firearm and drugs in his vehicle. Deputies were dispatched at 11:50 a.m. to SW 154th Street and 1st Ave South (map below). Police said the...
Is Seattle Really the Third Most Relaxed City in America?
With all its beauty and amenities, Seattle's vibe might not be as chill as you'd expect.
Man wanted for alleged kidnapping and domestic violence in Kitsap County
The Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in finding a man wanted for multiple alleged domestic violence incidents and other crimes.
Road Rage Argument in Downtown Seattle Ends in Violent Neck Stabbing
Seattle police are investigating a road rage incident that escalated into a stabbing on Thursday afternoon.
Two men in court for alleged violent assault on Army member at JBLM
Two former military members from Lacey are set to appear in federal court in Tacoma, facing charges related to an alleged violent assault at Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM).
Some colleges scrap diversity questions from admissions essays. Will it change how students talk...
Starting this year, some colleges have changed or removed essay prompts that referenced diversity from their admissions applications.
Seattle hookah lounge where man was killed will not reopen
The Evangadi hookah lounge, where a man was shot and killed Monday, will not reopen. The decision comes one day after Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes declared the business a Chronic Nuisance property. The owner, Firew Berjia, agreed to shut down his business permanently rather than go through the time...
Seattle rapist sentenced after previously being released by mistake
SEATTLE — A rapist who had previously been released from custody by mistake after his conviction was sentenced to 16 years in prison at a hearing on Friday afternoon. Noel Stepney, 50, was belligerent during the hearing, flipping off a KOMO News camera and saying slurs to the court staff.

















