Seattle firefighters battle a 2-alarm blaze in the International District, Renton police face scrutiny after a domestic violence shooting, and old nuclear sites get a sunny makeover. Plus, a heartwarming moment with a workout-loving dog. Dive into today's top stories.

In this episode, we discuss the tragic shooting at Garfield High School that left a 17-year-old student dead. We also cover a devastating 3-alarm fire in Erlands Point and a terrifying rock-throwing incident on I-90. Plus, a heartwarming reunion of a man and his cat after 12 years.

Washington State's new law allowing police pursuits based on 'reasonable suspicion' takes effect at midnight. Law enforcement and safety advocates are divided over its potential impact. Meanwhile, the community mourns recent tragic losses, highlighting ongoing concerns about gun violence and public safety.

In today's episode, we dive into the tragic Oso house fire that displaced a family and claimed the lives of their pets. We also explore Seattle's new measures to tackle derelict buildings and a heartwarming reunion of a stolen puppy with its family. Plus, a look at the challenges faced by a migrant encampment in Kent.

A devastating apartment fire in North Seattle leaves one dead and three injured. Poulsbo rallies after Pride banners are slashed in a suspected hate crime. Plus, the heroic tale of a grandmother conquering shark-infested waters.

A double wave of atmospheric rivers is set to drench the region, prompting flood watches and impacting local agriculture and road projects. Meanwhile, Seattle faces another street racing takeover, causing concern among residents. Plus, a heartwarming story of generosity from a local food pantry.

Seattle's plan to consolidate 20 elementary schools sparks heated debate among parents and teachers. Meanwhile, Kent's crackdown on street racing shows significant progress, and Trump faces legal battles in the hush money trial. Plus, a heartwarming birthday surprise from police officers.

After months of tension, Boeing and IAFF Local I-66 have finally reached a tentative agreement. Meanwhile, a woman is impersonating others to steal from bank accounts, and Marysville Schools face losing their liability insurance. Plus, kids can now ride Amtrak Cascades for free!

A 400-year-old oak tree in Tumwater has become the center of a heated debate between city officials and local activists. Meanwhile, Seattle City Council is set to vote on a controversial wage rollback for gig workers. Plus, a medical breakthrough might hold the key to combating Alzheimer's disease.

In today's episode, we delve into the tragic shooting outside Tukwila Costco, the theft of an Army veteran's cherished belongings, and a DUI incident in Sedro-Woolley. On a brighter note, discover how iron could revolutionize green batteries for EVs and phones. Plus, enjoy a weekend of free fishing in Washington!