Weather
Kittitas County under River Flood Warning
Warning in effect from Wednesday afternoon through Thursday morning
Flooding and Avalanche Threat Grows as Atmospheric River Continues Across Pacific Northwest
Powerful storm system brings heavy rain and snowmelt, increasing risks of flash floods and avalanches in the region.
Exterior Fire Contained on Galer Street in Seattle
Seattle firefighters quickly extinguished a blaze on the outside of a building near Aurora Avenue North.
Crime
Seattle Man Found Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity in Pregnant Woman's Killing
Cordell Goosby admitted to the 2023 shooting that left a pregnant woman and her unborn child dead, but was ruled legally insane at the time.
Man Who Admitted to Fatally Shooting Pregnant Woman Found Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity
Cordell Maurice Goosby will be sent to a psychiatric hospital for potentially the rest of his life.
Man Found Not Guilty for Random Shooting of Pregnant Woman in Seattle
Cordell Goosby pleads not guilty by reason of insanity for 2023 attack that killed mother and unborn child.
Sports
Seattle Stadium Poised to Be One of the Loudest Venues at 2026 World Cup
Passionate fans and stadium design create an electric atmosphere for football matches
Brendan Donovan hits leadoff HR in Seattle Mariners debut
Donovan's first at-bat with the Mariners results in a historic home run.
Israel Adesanya Seeks Comeback at UFC Seattle
Former two-time middleweight champion looks to rebound against No. 14 ranked Joe Pyfer
Health
Seattle's 911 Ambulance Service Faces Gaps and Changes
City routes some calls to out-of-state nurses, exempts some ambulances from wait-time limits, and uses ride-hailing services for some patients.
Seattle Man's Rescue Cat Gains Weight Despite Diet
Craig Campbell shares relatable struggle with pet weight management as his cat Dennis packs on pounds.
Vaping Cannabis Linked to Faster Onset of 'Scromiting' Disorder
New study finds those who use THC-rich vape cartridges experience cannabis hyperemesis syndrome symptoms more quickly than those who smoke or consume edibles.
Politics
Hundreds of U.S. Institute of Peace Workers Fired, Rehired, Then Fired Again
One year after Trump administration's DOGE cuts, workers whose lives were upended question what was saved
Seattle Nonprofit Removes César Chávez Name After Abuse Allegations
El Centro de la Raza to rename garden and other tributes to the labor leader following reports of sexual misconduct.
Seattle Mayor Pauses Expansion of Surveillance Camera Program
Cites privacy concerns and potential misuse by federal immigration authorities
