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Family and friends are remembering Khalea Thoeuk and Riley Danard as two people who were a light in the lives of everyone they encountered. Riley was known for his deep love for others and Khalea is remembered as someone who had an infectious laugh.

Evening forecast for 3-24-2023 with KING 5 Meteorologist Chris Nunley.

One year ago, Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison said some repeat offenders were falling through the cracks, and she launched a new program to combat the issue.

The Washington State Supreme Court ruled Friday that a capital gains tax is constitutional, reversing a lower court’s ruling.

An in-depth look at the promising 2023 Seattle Mariners as they look to build on their successful 2022 season.

The Washington State Supreme Court ruled Friday that a capital gains tax is constitutional, reversing a lower court’s ruling.

State Supreme Court justices are expected to release their ruling on Washington's capital gains tax on Friday.

On Friday, members of the House Oversight Committee are scheduled to tour a jail in Washington where defendants charged with crimes related to the January 6 insurrection are being held. Committee member Marjorie Taylor Greene, who’s criticized the detainment of the January 6 defendants calling for their release tweeting, will lead the group calling it a “bipartisan delegation.” Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX), one of two Democratic members of Congress who will also take part in the visit, joins Morning Joe to discuss. 

Children who were subject of Ohio Amber Alert located in Washington County

A crisis center specifically for Indigenous people is integrated with the state's 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline system.

Eight women's college basketball teams have arrived in Seattle for the Sweet 16 and Elite 8 of the NCAA Tournament.

Boat owners are dealing with the aftermath of a destructive fire Wednesday near Ship Canal Bridge, but the state ecology department said there wasn't an oil spill.

This week, two teens were killed on the West Seattle Bridge after being hit by a wrong-way driver believed to be impaired. This comes less than three weeks after a 17-year-old was killed in a DUI crash in Thurston County.

Last year, antisemitic incidents reached the highest level in the United States since the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) began tracking the activity in 1979.

The two-year $69.2 billion operating budget includes $5.1 billion in new spending on education, housing, behavioral health, public safety and climate change.

Mike Washington doesn't go out on calls anymore, but the retired Seattle firefighter is still fighting to save lives.

A bill that would impose harsher penalties for sexually abusive jail and prison guards passed the Washington state Legislature Wednesday.

Spring is officially here! The first day of spring was on March 20th this year. One sign of spring: the Washington, D.C. cherry blossoms! We tell you all about it. Then, we head to the Middle East to spotlight the history and culture of Iraq. This week marked a major anniversary: 20 years since the U.S. and coalition forces' invasion. Kids, you might want to watch this segment with a parent or grown up in case you have questions. Next, we talk about how one kid is helping combat food insecurity in his community by making and selling vanilla extract. Meet Olympic gold medalist and ‘Quad King’ Nathan Chen! Nathan has launched his inspirational picture book, “Wei Skates On,” which features a boy who faces his fears and finds joy in sports, no matter the outcome.

There's a new leader envisioning the future of transportation in Seattle. We sat down with Greg Spotts, the city's new transportation director.

Black Pages, which started in 2019, is a community-focused not-for-profit directory of local Black businesses in the Seattle and greater Seattle area.

Two people were killed in a wrong-way crash along the West Seattle Bridge overnight Wednesday, while the causing driver is recovering in the hospital.

A business roundtable brought frustrated small landlords in front of the Seattle City Council during Wednesday’s Economic Development, Technology and City Light Committee.

A bill that would impose harsher penalties for sexually abusive jail and prison guards passed the Washington state Legislature Wednesday.

This is the first time a bill like this has made it through a chamber of the Washington state legislature.

Two people were killed in a wrong-way crash along the West Seattle Bridge overnight Wednesday, while the causing driver is recovering in the hospital.

The city's tree population diminished by 255 acres between 2016 and 2021.

About 30 boats were destroyed in a fire near the Ship Canal Bridge early Wednesday morning.

An 18-year-old man and a woman in the other vehicle were killed. Investigators believe the wrong-way driver was impaired at the time of the crash.

The Washington State Hospital Association (WSHA) released data gathered from the state’s hospitals Monday, which shows that in 2022, hospitals operated at a loss.

The City of Seattle took a closer look at local bridges after rapidly growing cracks were discovered on the West Seattle Bridge years ago.

The names of three King County deputies who were shot at by a resident while serving an eviction notice in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood were released Tuesday.

Three fires that ignited overnight Monday into early Tuesday morning all happened in vacant buildings.

Governor Jay Inslee says the state needs to rapidly pick up the pace when it comes to addressing homeless encampments on state roadways and property.

Cities and counties would not be able to limit housing developments to single-family homes under a proposal at the Washington state legislature.

Fire crews across western Washington battled five different blazes early on Tuesday morning, including several inside abandoned buildings.

The tech industry brings thousands of transplants to Western Washington.

Washington state inmates would get help, and more cash, before being released from institutions under a bill that has passed the state Senate.

“Pop, pop, pop and then there was a pause and then it was another pop, pop, pop,” said Brian Smith.

Derrick and Tanise Love, Dazjon Johnson and Sydney Swonigan discussed what it means to be Black in the Pacific Northwest.

The Department of Revenue says the average claim is about $131 returned to Washington residents, with balances ranging from $5 to over $1 million.