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3 snow leopard cubs born at Woodland Park Zoo
SEATTLE — Woodland Park Zoo has welcomed three new snow leopard cubs, who were born on Memorial Day, May 27. The cubs belong to parents Marai, 7, and Aibek, 6, who were paired under the Snow Leopard Species Survival Plan. This breeding plan helps sustain a healthy population of snow leopards in zoos across the nation.
SR-520 Bridge closed this weekend
SEATTLE - If you often drive between Seattle and the Eastside, heads up — the SR-520 Bridge will be closed all of next weekend. The closure is just the latest step in the Washington State Department of Transportation’s five-year plan to overhaul SR-520 in Seattle’s Montlake neighborhood, which is slated to wrap up in Summer 2024.
As 'Deadliest Catch' enters 20th season, Seattle captains share favorite local hangouts
SEATTLE — 20 years on-air means the pioneering reality show "Deadliest Catch" has a lot of fans - with a lot of questions. Evening recently interviewed local crab captains Sig Hansen and Jake Anderson and gave their viewers a chance to ask some questions. Mary wanted to know: "What’s...
Effects of months-old ID theft continue to haunt Thurston County woman
Olympia, wash. - Months after becoming the victim of ID theft, Julie McReynolds is still living a bad dream. "The first couple weeks was definitely a nightmare," she said. We first talked to her in February after the Thurston County Sheriff's Office said a woman had stolen her identity, using it to create a fake ID, in order to go on a three-day shopping spree at stores where McReynolds had accounts. McReynolds believes the alleged thief was able to do this through the "store lookup" option.
Missing Kingston teen located
KITSAP COUNTY, Wash. - A teen who went missing from Kingston on Tuesday has been located, according to Washington State Patrol. The Missing Indigenous Person Alert was canceled around 10:10 p.m. on Tuesday. MORE HEADLINES FROM FOX 13 SEATTLE. To get the best local news, weather and sports in Seattle...
Off-duty guard charged with killing Seattle-area teen after mistaking toy for gun, authorities say
SEATTLE (AP) — An off-duty security guard in a Seattle suburb has been charged with second-degree murder by prosecutors who said that he fatally shot a 17-year-old six times in the back as the teen and his friends tried to return a toy gun that the guard believed was a firearm to a sporting goods store. King County prosecutors charged Aaron Brown Myers on Monday in the death of Hazrat Ali Rohani outside a Big 5 Sporting Goods Store in Renton, Washington. Myers, 51, also faces a second-degree assault charge after authorities say he held another teen at gunpoint. ...
Seattle Weather: Morning clouds to sun Wednesday
A few morning clouds and sprinkles turned to sunny skies in the afternoon and highs in the upper to mid 60s. We saw only a few sprinkles early today, mainly along the coast and in the north interior. Winds did get gusty today, especially in Central Washington. Winds peaked at...
Costco recalls Tillamook cheese products due to plastic contamination
SEATTLE - Check your refrigerator. Costco has issued a recall for Tillamook cheese products after plastic was found in some of its packs. In a letter to Costco members, the Issaquah-based wholesaler said they are recalling the 32 oz. twin-pack package of Tillamook Colby Jack and Tillamook Monterey Jack cheese slices (item No. 651195) that were sold between May 9-31, 2024. The packs have a "Best if Used By" date of Oct. 22, 2024.
Road rage suspect arrested for assault after shoving 65-year-old man to the ground
BELFAIR, Wash. - A 65-year-old man is recovering after he was shoved to the ground by another driver on Friday along State Route 300. "It’s been two days," said Tom Crosswhite. "The color is going away now. It’s calming down." Crosswhite is talking about the large black and...
Bremerton man pleads guilty to retail theft that included Kent Target store
A Bremerton man pleaded guilty to stealing more than $145,000 in merchandise from Target stores in King, Pierce and Kitsap counties, including the cities of Kent and Renton. Shawn Nanez, 33, pleaded guilty in Kitsap County Superior Court to two felony counts of first-degree organized retail theft, one felony count of second-degree organized retail theft, and one felony count of first-degree theft, stemming from 28 thefts at Target stores in the three counties, according to a June 10 news release from the state Attorney General’s Office. The value of the stolen merchandise, which he later sold to a third party, totals more than $145,000.
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