Some prosecutors say a new move from Washington’s Department of Social and Health Services could endanger public safety across Washington.
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The Seattle-Tacoma International Airport is expecting its busiest day of the Thanksgiving travel rush on Wednesday, and there are plenty of services—including a free one—that can cut down delays for travelers.
A KIRO 7 investigation discovered judges have ordered dozens of people to receive thousands of dollars in payments from the state for waiting in jail for mental health treatment, so they can participate in their own trials.
Baggage thefts are up this year at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, and as people prepare to fly for the holidays, police are encouraging them to think twice about what they’re packing and to even consider tracking devices.
For the first time, we’re hearing from Seattle police recruits about new training they’ve completed with the goal of improving officers’ interactions with the community.
State officials are warning people about gummies and other products with an ingredient called delta-8 THC that are popping up online and in local convenience stores and smoke shops.
Nearly two years after protests over George Floyd’s death and police brutality filled Seattle streets, the Seattle Police Department is rolling out a major change.
The museum is named for Wing Luke, the first person of color on the Seattle City Council and first Asian-American elected to public office in the Pacific Northwest.