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Seattle May 22, 2022

Seattle police rescue 2 men, toddler after rubber raft sinks

The Seattle Police Department’s Harbor Unit rescued two men and a two-year-old child who were forced into the cold, choppy waters of Lake Washington after their rubber raft began to sink.

Seattle May 15, 2022

Seattle convict admits he used Facebook to coerce Massachusetts girl to run away with him

Jabarie Phillips, a 44-year-old man from Seattle, pleaded guilty to federal charged in Boston after allegedly preying on a Massachusetts 14-year-old girl on Facebook and convincing her to run away with him. The two got halfway across the country before authorities intercepted a bus in Minneapolis.

Fox & Friends May 11, 2022

Seattle bakery owner on crime surge, homeless crisis: 'It's a humanitarian emergency'

Seattle bakery owner Olga Sagan warned there is a 'humanitarian emergency' on 'Fox & Friends' as the city grapples with rampant crime and homelessness amid police staffing shortages

Seattle May 9, 2022

Dozens of homeless people seen using Seattle public transportation as homeless shelter

A video shows dozens of people on Seattle's Sound Transit using the light rail as a reported homeless shelter.

OPINION May 6, 2022

Expect Antifa terror to ramp up as abortion rallies hit the streets

Violent Antifa activists are active again in Portland and Seattle, inspired by a leaked draft of a Supreme Court decision this week reversing Roe v. Wade.

Seattle May 5, 2022

Seattle burglar accidentally shoots himself in head while trying to escape the scene

A Seattle man was hospitalized and later arrested after accidentally shooting himself in the head as he tried to leave the scene following a break-in.

Faith May 5, 2022

Online worship here to stay? Seattle-area pastor notes today's 'radical shift'

Ahead of the National Day of Prayer 2022, Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Digital spoke to a Seattle-area pastor about the rise of online faith resources today — and how "millions" of people are now reached "through all types of online content."

Seattle April 15, 2022

Father who moved family out of Seattle says others should follow: 'It's completely out of control'

Ryle Goodrich joined "America's Newsroom" Friday to explain why he moved his family out of Seattle. He said the city is "not a normal place to be" due to the continued homeless crisis and surging crime rates.

Seattle April 12, 2022

Seattle's transit system struggles as riders refuse to pay

Seattle’s Link Light Rail is a freeloader’s paradise. So few riders are paying that fares cover just 5% of the system’s operating costs, a fraction of the 40% mark Sound Transit set as a requirement.

Seattle April 10, 2022

Seattle-area woman agrees to sell home, move after alleged racial outbursts and threats towards neighbor

Jan Myers, a 72-year-old accused of hate crimes against her Vietnamese neighbor, has agreed to sell her home in Shoreline, Washington, as part of a civil settlement in a lawsuit filed by Vietnamese neighbor and her husband.

Southwest April 5, 2022

Southwest Airlines passenger masturbates 4 times mid-flight, calls it 'kind of kinky': Feds

A nightmare passenger aboard a Southwest Airlines flight is banned from the airline for life after authorities say he pleasured himself four times with his genitals out in front of other passengers during a trip from Washington to Arizona. Authorities added that he said he thought it was "kind of kinky" that a woman next to him did not appear to be uncomfortable with it, according to court papers and officials.