NHL in Seattle still on track for 2020 season

All eyes were on the NHL's Board of Governors meeting in Las Vegas on Wednesday.

SoDo RV fire spreads to nearby warehouse

Seattle fire officials are investigating what caused an RV fire in SoDo that spread to a nearby warehouse.

Fares for Everett Transit could double next year

Bus rates for Everett Transit could soon double.

2-alarm fire damages Tacoma motel

Multiple units were damaged in a two-alarm fire at a Tacoma motel on Wednesday afternoon.

Suspect at large after man shot in leg in Federal Way

Federal Way police are investigating after a man shot another man in the leg on Wednesday night. 

Puyallup woman admits to cheating Costco out of nearly $300,000

KIRO 7 to broadcast Seafair Torchlight Parade, Fourth of July fireworks

KIRO 7 will broadcast the Fourth of July fireworks and the Torchlight Parade as part of the summer Seafair celebration, continuing a 32-years partnership with Seafair.

$2,000 reward offered after horse found with tongue cut in Thurston County

PHOTOS: An inside look the 81st Brigade's annual training

Tacoma police arrest suspect in 1986 child murder case of Michella Welch

A suspect was arrested Wednesday in the 1986 child murder case of Michella Welch.

State Patrol: Driver lucky to only receive minor injuries after not wearing seat belt

Police respond to reports of shots fired at traffic in Mount Vernon, but no evidence found

Authorities responded to what Mount Vernon police said was an "isolated report" of shots fired at traffic from an I-5 overpass Wednesday morning, but Mount Vernon police said "there has been no known disturbance to the peace, other than the perpetuation of misinformation."  

Ex-NAACP chief who posed as black pleads not guilty to fraud in Spokane

Southbound Alaskan Way Viaduct to close this weekend

The Washington State Department of Transportation will shut down the southbound lanes of the State Route 99 Alaskan Way Viaduct beginning at 9 p.m. Friday.

Gov. Inslee announces boost to immigrant legal aid funding

After mounting pressure from both Democrats and Republicans, President Donald Trump reversed policy and signed an executive order Wednesday that stops separating families at the southern border. But 206 detainees – most of them women who are mothers - who sought asylum in the United States at the U.S.-Mexico border are still being held at the Federal Detention Center at SeaTac.

Motorcyclist injured in hit-and-run on SR 167 in Renton

A motorcyclist was rushed to Harborview Medical Center with serious injuries after being involved in a hit-and-run crash with a car about 9:10 a.m. Wednesday in Renton.

Everett considering new rules for gun owners

The Everett City Council will consider new rules for gun owners.

New TSA carry-on guidelines could slow security lines

The Travel Safety Administration is implementing new procedures when it comes to powders in carry-on bags.

New resource for victims of human trafficking in Washington

Attorney General Bob Ferguson's office has unveiled a new website to give people a lifeline - and a way out of human trafficking. The site was built in partnership with several agencies from King County and the state, and features downloadable resources, information, and a calendar of anti-trafficking events. 

Seattle Mayor Durkan to travel to U.S.-Mexico border to protest immigration policy

Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan announced that she will be traveling to the U.S.-Mexico border in Tornillo, Texas this week to protest and call for the reversal of the the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy of separating children from their parents.