King County to build new facility for homeless

The King County Council approved $3 million to build a brand new facility for homeless families.

Next on the list for Amazon dominance: Sports networks

Tacoma's First Night celebration canceled

Police: Suspected arsonist arrested after several fires in North Seattle

Police arrested a man suspected of setting at least eight fires in North Seattle on Tuesday morning.

Lynnwood light rail project gets $1.2 billion boost from feds

Sound Transit says the federal government has agreed to supply $1.2 billion needed to build the Sound Transit Light Rail extension to Lynnwood.

Aberdeen priest files lawsuit against city

Seattle officer fired for punching woman during arrest could be reinstated

A Seattle police officer fired for punching a woman during an arrest after she kicked him in the head could be reinstated, following a decision by an independent arbitrator.

Seahawks prepare for Cam Newton and Panthers offense

Advocacy group releases annual 'dangerous toys' list ahead of holiday season

It lights up, scurries around and is loud enough to damage kids hearing.

Son arrested in apparent stabbing death of 77-year-old mother

Aberdeen police officers responding to a call from a woman who said she was being attacked later arrested her son when they found her dead inside her home with obvious stab wounds.

Shoreline firefighters 'learned a lot' fighting California wildfires

A group of exhausted firefighters returned home to Shoreline on Tuesday morning after nine days of fighting wildfires in California. They told KIRO 7 they learned a lot that will help them better fight wildfires in Washington.

PHOTOS: Shoreline firefighters return from California wildfires

Dog found in basement of burning home in Kent; owner sought

A fire started in an abandoned home at South 272nd Street and 26th Avenue South in Kent Monday night.

Extra DUI patrols to kick off on Black Friday

The Washington State Patrol's annual holiday season DUI patrols will kick off on Black Friday, Nov. 23.

UW study reveals dangerous association between guns, kids, and alcohol abuse

Expanding on a previous study which found a majority of guns are not safely stored by owners in Washington, new research further notes that alcohol misuse adds to this danger, especially when children are in the home.

Facebook, Instagram down for some users

Employees of Facebook are investigating issues Tuesday morning that caused errors and delays for some as users reported outages to the social media platform.

Protest held at yogurt shop where police were called on social worker

Rally held for renters' rights as Tacoma considers new protections

Dozens of people rallied in Tacoma on Tuesday to fight for the rights of renters as the city council will vote Tuesday night to make some protections in place right now permanent.

Overwhelmed with shoplifters, underwhelmed by city's response

Seattle retailers tell KIRO 7 they are overwhelmed with shoplifters and underwhelmed by the city's response.  

Police investigate vandalism on WWU campus

Western Washington University police are investigating vandalism on the campus.