Bus route changes, cancellations coming to Sound Transit this week
Commuters on the Eastside may see some adjustments to their routines.
Flames visible from freeway as fire engulfs home in Kirkland
No injuries have been reported, according to authorities.
First round of grants from Mariners to support baseball for Black and brown youth
The team will donate over $100,000 to local organizations dedicated to the sport and uplifting Black Washingtonians.
5 people found dead outside Portland after crews respond to vehicle fire
Washington County investigators are calling the deaths a quintuple homicide and say they do not believe the killings were random.
Woman, dog found dead after Marysville house fire
Responding to a residential house fire, emergency responders entered the home, finding a woman and dog. Both were pronounced dead at the scene.
2 unrelated utility pole incidents cause weekend power outages in Seattle
About 3,200 customers lost power Sunday morning in the Roosevelt and Ravenna area after a vehicle hit a power pole near 12th Avenue NE and NE 65th Street.
Officials warn wildland firefighters about the risks of using a supplement for smoke exposure
Fire and medical officials have issued warnings about a supplement offered to Western wildland firefighters who have been exposed to toxic chemicals.
‘Roadless Rule’ repeal would affect 2M acres of Washington forest land
The Trump Administration is paving the way to increase logging and road construction in national forests. Here’s what it means for Washington state.
Debate over Seattle security cameras heats up after shootout in Pioneer Square
One person was injured, and police reported extensive property damage after a shootout near Cowgirls, Inc. on Aug. 16.
They fled, we staked out: KING 5 Investigators confront crew possibly linked to multi-million-dollar construction scam
A Bellevue homeowner recognized the scam pattern, including the Irish accents. KING 5 staked out her home for days, then confronted the crew on camera.
