Multiple Oahu hit-and-run incidents leaves grieving families calling for action
Tiana Nagadome's family called for justice following her fatal October 11 hit-and-run in Waipahu, amidst a rise in similar incidents across Oahu.
Blood tests showed no drugs or alcohol in driver charged with DUI in fatal...
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Testimony continued Wednesday in the trial of John Ivory, accused in the October 2025 crash that killed 34-year-old Lorraine Williams on Fireweed Lane, with jurors hearing crash reconstruction analysis and forensic testing that found Ivory’s blood clean. Ivory was present in court as both sides...
18-year-old Anchorage woman ‘lucky to be alive’ after collision with moose
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Megan Stone says her 18-year-old daughter Autumn is lucky to be alive after hitting a moose Monday evening while driving down an icy Anchorage road. “That’s what we’ve been hearing this entire ordeal, from the EMTs to the doctors, they are amazed that she’s alive,” Stone said.
TSA finds sharp “mutant blades” in carry-on bag at Seattle airport
TSA officers at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport found sharp "mutant blades" in a carry-on bag that resembled something out of a comic book or horror film.
Krumbah family opposes unescorted outings for man found not guilty in Richland shooting
The BriefAaron Kelly, 43, is asking a judge to let him leave a psychiatric hospital without a staff escort.A court found Kelly not guilty by reason of insanity in the 2022 shooting death of Justin Krumbah inside a Richland Fred Meyer.Judge Jackie Stam is reviewing more documents and hopes to rule by the end of the week.KENNEWICK, Wash. — A man who fatally shot a worker inside a Richland Fred Meyer could soon leave a psychiatric hospital without a staff escort. Benton County Superior Court Judge
Half of businesses in Downtown Seattle say they’re considering closing
Fifty-six percent of the city center's entrepreneurs have said the business environment has become untenable, according to a new survey.
Castle Rock Woman Hit by Amtrak Train Saving Boyfriend, Survives With Six Broken Ribs
June Nielsen had just finished fishing along the Cowlitz River with her boyfriend near Castle Rock, Washington, on Oct. 11 when the two headed back toward their car across the railroad tracks. As they crossed, they heard the horn of a southbound Amtrak train bearing down on them — and in the seconds that followed, Nielsen was clipped by the train while trying to pull her boyfriend out of its path, leaving her with six broken ribs, a collapsed lung and multiple fractures in her back and shoulder.
Joe Brown’s Carmel Corn finds new home after 66 years at Lloyd Center Mall
Joe Brown's Carmel Corn is scheduled to reopen in the Washington Square Mall food court on Oct. 30 following its closure at the Lloyd Center.
Arizona ranked fifth as deadliest driving state, according to new report
Between 2020 and 2024, Arizona averaged 1.73 traffic deaths per 100 million miles driven. In Yuma alone, there were 89 reported traffic deaths during that time. The post Arizona ranked fifth as deadliest driving state, according to new report appeared first on KYMA .
Mesa’s Echoes Church buys a vacant Macy’s for $5 million for its new home
MESA, AZ — A growing Mesa church has found an unexpected new home: a vacant department store. Echoes Church, a non-denominational congregation that averages 3,200 worshipers for a weekend service, paid $5 million for a former Macy's store at Superstition Springs Mall. The store has been vacant since early 2025.

















