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Nurse: Health care workers should use West Seattle Low Bridge during pandemic
A West Seattle nurse is asking for health care workers to be allowed to use the West Seattle Low Bridge to get to work during the pandemic.
Man uses shovel to break into home, homeowner fights back
A Rainier homeowner fought back when an intruder smashed through the family’s glass front door with a shovel early Saturday morning.
Protecting orcas starts with listening... underwater
You’ve seen, and probably been aboard, Washington’s state ferries. But have you heard them from underwater?
Still gathering for Thanksgiving? Last minute safety tips from doctors
Thousands of people are getting COVID-19 tests every day, with many saying they’re taking the test to prepare for a trip across the country to gather with family or friends.
Body found, suspects arrested in Shelton murder
Suspects were arrested in Shelton after authorities recovered a body in Mason County Monday.
How scammers hide in an email to steal money from home buyers
It's an online scam so sophisticated, even very tech-savvy people are falling for it.
Fire breaks out at Mercer Island home
A fire is burning at a home on Mercer Island.
Microsoft: Foreign cyber hackers are targeting COVID-19 vaccine companies
Several COVID-19 vaccine trials - one which began in Seattle with the first person in the U.S. ever to get the experimental shot - have been the prime target of foreign computer hackers from countries trying to steal the vaccine’s secret formula, and potentially disrupt the distribution, according to Microsoft, and cyber-security experts.
Man found shot to death in Kent
A 20-year-old man is dead after he was shot in Kent Monday night.
Seattle City Council passes smaller police budget for 2021
Monday’s city council vote to make cuts to Seattle’s 2021 police budget followed months of racial justice demonstrations and pledges to rethink public safety.
Still planning to fly for Thanksgiving? What you need to know to stay safe
Despite urgent pleas from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to avoid traveling, throngs of Americans are heading to the airport ahead of Thanksgiving.
Body found inside car submerged in Duwamish River
Police are investigating after a body was found in a car submerged in the Duwamish River.
Case manager ID’d as victim in fatal Belltown stabbing
Seattle police are at the scene of a fatal stabbing in Belltown.
Alaska Airlines to lease 13 new Boeing 737 MAX jets
Alaska Airlines says it will sell 10 Airbus A320s and lease 13 new Boeing 737-9 MAX aircraft to modernize its fleet.
Urgent care doctors striking over long hours, lack of PPE
As COVID-19 cases continue to climb, more than 100 doctors and health care providers are striking Monday and Tuesday.
Puyallup Food Bank in ‘desperate need’ of donations, volunteers and building
The Puyallup Food Bank is pleading for food, financial donations, staff and another building, all while serving unprecedented numbers of people throughout the coronavirus pandemic.
Woman jumps from second floor, building destroyed in suspected arson
Several people were forced from their homes overnight after a fire in University Place.
Cancer survivor inspires marine conservation
A Seattle Aquarium dive volunteer who beat cancer is now helping to inspire marine conservation and future female divers.
Grieving family identifies 11-year-old allegedly murdered by older brother
A 22-year-old Renton man is just hours away from making his first court appearance, accused of murdering his 11-year-old brother in broad daylight.
