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On July 13 Seattle Police Department responded to an assault with a pellet gun at the intersection of Northwest 96th Street and 17th Avenue Northwest.

The historic Admiral Theater in West Seattle has been entertaining movie fans for decades.

The U.S. Attorney's office has indicted five people for funding terrorism. One of them is a 44 year-old woman from Kent.

The last body found in the Oso, Washington, mudslide has been officially identified as the 43rd victim.

Again this year, eastern West Seattle is on the final stretch of the Always Brothers 100-mile run to raise money for the children of fallen servicemembers.

A transformer fire at a Seattle City Light substation sent thick, black smoke into the skies and knocked out power to about 325 customers Wednesday morning.

Increased production of passenger jets helped push up Boeing's profit by 52 percent in the second quarter, topping Wall Street's expectations.

The Same Old Thing writer and director, Isaiah Hoban Halvorsen, 19, has wanted to make films since he was 13 years old.

Lots of hospitals have made their menus healthier, but Seattle Children's is taking that a step further by growing some of their own produce Not only are those foods making their way into the hospital kitchen, they're also part of a take-home prescription.

A King County judge has released the journal of accused Seattle Pacific University shooter Aaron Ybarra.

The Alta Lake Golf Course is one of the most popular courses in Central Washington, but on Thursday night when the Carlton Complex fire made its way through it took out the clubhouse, 80 carts, and the cafe.

In case of catastrophe - there's likely a Neighborhood Emergency Communication Hub near you, a place where you can go to get and share information about what's happening and how to get help.

DENVER A Seattle man says the Uber car he was riding in was pulled over by a police officer who insisted the car service was illegal in Colorado even though it was actually the first state to explicitly legalize the service.

The state has already gotten help from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to fight the devastating fires in Central Washington.

A year after filing for bankruptcy, Detroit is building momentum to get out, especially after workers and retirees voted in favor of major pension changes just a few weeks before a judge holds a crucial trial that could end the largest public filing in U.S. history.

The dogs were rescued and have been recovering over the last month. They will remain in foster care until they are ready for adoption.

Selling juice. That's Adam Bligh's backup plan if the city tells him to shut down his medical marijuana dispensary.

A group of activists from Standing Against Foreclosure and Eviction sat outside Mayor Ed Murray's office for four hours today, asking hat he intervene to prevent the eviction of veteran and his wife from their West Seattle home, until the mayor and his chief of staff came out and met with them this afternoon.

Police say Maitland, Florida, resident John Manwaring and a woman with him were charged with heroin possession after Sunday's arrests in connection with drug dealing near the Boston Common public park.

The incident happened around 10 a.m. at the new construction site for the health sciences building at the college.