Seattle Public Schools cancel community meetings to retool closure plans amidst budget concerns. North Bend faces a string of alarming home burglaries, and Boeing makes a 'best and final offer' to striking machinists. Plus, a groundbreaking surgery on a rhino brings hope.
A deadly shootout in Lakewood leaves residents shaken, while an Arlington father and son face charges. Discover the high-tech detective work that led to their arrest. Plus, hear how a new self-administered flu vaccine is changing the game.
A terrifying account from a victim of rock-throwing on Seattle's interstates highlights a dangerous trend. Redmond faces a wave of jewelry thefts targeting vulnerable communities. Plus, remembering the impactful legacy of Dan Evans, Washington's three-term governor and U.S. senator.
Seattle's rat population is gnawing its way up the charts, while Lynnwood faces a troubling donation scam. Highline Public Schools deal with a tech breach, and a plane collision in Atlanta raises eyebrows. Plus, a heartwarming tiger cub birth at the San Diego Zoo.
A Redmond cannabis shop faces its fifth robbery, sparking debate over city regulations. Highline Public Schools shut down due to a potential cyberattack. In Olympia, a grandmother's tragic death raises questions about criminal justice policies.
In this episode, we delve into the shocking allegations of systemic sexual abuse within Washington's juvenile detention facilities. We also highlight the heroic actions of a King County bus driver who saved lives in a dramatic rescue. Plus, discover how a quick-thinking 4-year-old used Alexa to call for help during her mom's medical emergency.
Brace yourself for record-breaking temperatures as an unusual heatwave grips the Northwest. Meanwhile, Seattle mourns the tragic loss of beloved dog walker Ruth Dalton with a heartfelt march. Plus, a Redmond pot shop faces a brazen burglary involving nearly a dozen suspects.
A South Seattle family's terrifying brush with death on I-5, the return of Seattle Public Library services post-ransomware attack, and Puget Sound Energy's new training facility. Plus, a vineyard on the roof of Florence Airport. Stay tuned for a mix of local and global updates.
A suspect is in custody after a series of highway shootings left four injured across King and Pierce counties. Meanwhile, Yelm teachers reach a tentative agreement to avoid a strike, and local Paralympian Jaleen Roberts wins silver in Paris. Plus, a heartwarming film about a penguin's annual return to its rescuer.
As Labor Day approaches, prepare for heavy traffic and new light rail options in Lynnwood. We also dive into the latest on school zone speed cameras in Edmonds. Plus, a scientific breakthrough that could change the textile industry forever.
Lyft rolls out a new verification program to protect drivers in Seattle, but skepticism looms. A Kent detective solves a 44-year-old murder, bringing closure to a grieving family. Plus, the Mount Vernon School District faces ongoing paraeducator strikes.
A North Seattle family faces a dangerous car prowler, while volunteers brave the elements to save a missing hiker in Snohomish County. Plus, Marysville students might find themselves in crowded classrooms as the school year begins. Get the latest updates on these stories and more.
A fatal shooting at Seattle's Jose Rizal Park leaves the community in shock. Meanwhile, a father’s quick thinking during a highway birth turns into a miraculous story. Plus, a new pilot program aims to protect rideshare drivers in the city.
Megan Rapinoe's iconic number 15 is retired in an emotional ceremony, while SEA Airport grapples with the fallout of a suspected cyberattack. Plus, human remains spark a mystery in Skamania County. Get the latest updates and heartwarming stories that define our community.
A 3-alarm fire wreaks havoc in South Seattle, while the Mariners make a bold managerial change. We also delve into a tragic carjacking incident and new initiatives for school safety and mental health. Plus, discover the surprising benefits of Manuka honey in cancer treatment.
This week, we delve into the heartbreaking story of Ruth Dalton's tragic carjacking and the community's efforts to honor her memory. We also highlight the heroic actions of Muhammad Malkawi, who saved a man from a burning car. Plus, a glimpse into a Seattle dental office hit by a string of break-ins.
In today's episode, we dive into the tragic carjacking of a beloved 80-year-old dog walker and the mystery of 2,000 pounds of missing frozen fish. We also explore the rescue of 120 roosters from a cockfighting ring and the ongoing protests at the Democratic National Convention. Join us as we unpack these stories and their impact on our community.
Former SPD officer Dan Auderer breaks his silence on the comments that led to his termination. A Puyallup family faces financial ruin after a hit-and-run flood. Plus, a lightning storm leaves hundreds stranded in Everett.
Today, we dive into a tragic high-speed crash in Queen Anne and remember the groundbreaking legacy of Phil Donahue. We also explore how a young woman conquered her fear of rejection through bold public challenges. Plus, hear how parents are making the back-to-school season magical for their kids.
Auburn Police deploy license plate recognition cameras to combat crime, while a father seeks justice for his son. Indictments in Everett reveal a chilling pattern of home invasions targeting Asian families. Plus, a mystery substance dumped in Mukilteo raises environmental concerns.
A high-speed crash in Pierce County claims two lives, raising questions about road safety and law enforcement. Meanwhile, a deadly fire in Concrete and a bear attack in Roslyn highlight the precarious balance between safety and danger. On a brighter note, teens invent a game-changing device to combat microplastics.
From Yelm's heartfelt rally to save high school sports to Puddles the dog’s relentless fight against invasive mussels, we delve into stories of community resilience and dedication. Plus, the Seattle City Council's decision on student mental health funding sparks a heated debate. Join us as we unpack these powerful tales.
We delve into the financial struggles of single mothers and the policies that could offer relief. Hear the heartbreaking story of a stolen truck and a 4-year-old boy left behind. Plus, discover an ancient calendar carved into stone that may rewrite history.
Carnation braces for traffic chaos as the THING Festival moves in, while a Thurston County man faces charges for a boating mishap with kayakers. Plus, boaters get too close for comfort with orcas. Tune in for these stories and more.
Tragedy struck Evergreen State College when a carbon monoxide leak claimed the life of Jonathan Rodriguez. As friends remember his impact, questions arise about accountability. Meanwhile, a cockfighting ring bust and a community rallying to save sports programs make headlines.
In today's episode, we delve into the results of Washington's primary election and what it means for the future. Plus, a heartwarming story of a baby born on a state ferry and the latest updates on local incidents. Tune in for a mix of politics, community news, and uplifting moments.
Kamala Harris selects Tim Walz as her VP running mate, setting the stage for a heated election. Firefighters tackle a 3-alarm brushfire near Auburn, while animal shelters plea for help after rescuing 20 dogs from a hoarding situation. Plus, ancient Roman ruins discovered.
Washington's gubernatorial race heats up as long-time AG Bob Ferguson faces off against former sheriff Dave Reichert. Meanwhile, the community rallies to find a missing autistic teenager in Lynnwood, and a paralyzed man embarks on an inspiring 1,000-mile journey. Plus, a tragic drowning in Spanaway Lake serves as a somber reminder of water safety.
Seattle's Seafair might see a hazy twist due to Oregon wildfires, but air quality remains stable. Meanwhile, Bellevue celebrates a drop in crime rates, and a groundbreaking titanium heart offers new hope for transplant patients. Plus, the US and Russia's historic prisoner swap stirs global reactions.
Residents of Auburn rally for safety after a violent bus stop shootout. DoorDash introduces new fees in Seattle, and a semi-truck incident floods homes in Puyallup. Plus, a heartwarming story of dogs helping rewild urban nature reserves.
